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I am trying to find a way to eliminate the ~(tilde) when giving a user
some webspace on our server.  

The are having to use  www.server.com/~username for there string and we
would prefer it so they only have www.server.com/username.

Is there a way when adding users that we can eliminate that annoying
tilde?

Thank you.


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