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Date: Thu, 10 Jul 80 16:03:02 -0700
From: Carlton Brown <carlton@catalyst.net>
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I need to know where to fing the FreeBSD support newsgroups, so that I 
can find anxaers to simple questions, not covered in the Handbook, 
without pestering you guys, and I am presently trying to find the 
counterpart to the 'adduser' command, that deletes them.  Editing the 
/etc/password file doesn't seem to be working; all my changes, even when 
made as 'root' don't seem to stick.  I log out, log back in, and the old 
users are alway back in there, again.  Very frustrating...

Carlton Brown (carlton@catalyst.net)