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Hi vbs
1. You create them as you would do with a 'normal' account, with one exception. # useradd -s /bin/false McLachlan The -s option specifies what shelll McLachlan should have. But we only want McLachlan to read his mail, not have shell access so we specify it to something that wont grant any useful access. In this case /bin/false. 2. You can find user account information in /etc/passwd 3. Not sure, it's been a very long time since I've used PHP. Check out www.php.net ![]() |
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