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Hello,
   I'm trying to find the best solution for a user of ours.  The company
wants to make certain pages viewable only by their sales offices.  They
want each user to have a separate login/password and we as the ISP want to
be removed from this.  Is there a good CGI to allow the user to manage his
own htpasswd files?

Thanks!


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