I was just reading about the Securelinux Crack and saw that part of the crack involved getting a shell as "nobody". See http://forums.hackpcweek.com/read.php3?num=1&id=479&thread=473 I checked my slink machine and, sure enough, "nobody" had /bin/sh as his shell. Is there ANY need for this at all? Shouldn't nobody have /bin/false as his shell? rgds-- TA (tallard@frb.gov) I don't speak for the Federal Reserve Board, it doesn't speak for me.