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Hi All; Only my second ever post, so please bear with my ignorance of linux matters. I'm in the process of replacing our ailing school mail server (w2k/mailtraq) with a shiny new installation of Debian3/Exim/UW-IMAP/qpopper/procmail/squirrelmail, and having pretty much started from scratch I'm in the final testing stages with it before rolling the system out during the summer holidays, learning all about Linux along the way. My question is: when I come to add user accounts for the 150+ mail users, do I need to create a standard login account for each person, or is there a neater (and more secure) way? Each user needs only SMTP, POP3 and webmail access to this machine, and surely not a login account too? I just don't want the kids trying to SSH in when I'm not looking. Cheers; Jeremy PS: Regarding interesting locations for future meetings - I'd be happy to host a meeting over here on the Scillies. There's not a huge amount of Linux going on over here just yet, but a meet-up/convention might just get the chattering classes over here interested.. -- Jeremy Pearson ICT Technician FIve Islands School, St Marys, Isles of Scilly, TR21 0JY Tel: 01720 422929 Fax: 01720 422969 -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG Mail majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxx with "unsubscribe list" in the message body to unsubscribe.