no problem
By the way, you can specify any program as your 'shell'.
For example if you want to let your mail user change his/her password you could do this:
# useradd -s /usr/bin/passwd MikeWallace
Or edit any existing mail-user in /etc/passwd, and change their shell to /usr/bin/passwd:
dummy:x:1003:100::/dev/null:/usr/bin/passwd
(your passwd program may be located elsewhere... Try 'which passwd'). Now all Mike Wallace or dummy need to do is use telnet or ssh (use SSH!) to connect to your computer, specify login/pass and then change his password.
Good luck
