TM> pine for reading mail TM> passwd for changing their password TM> a .forward script (custome most likely) to set a new .forward.
This brings me back to my university days, when we were logged off from our UNIX accounts for having excedded our disk-quota. When that happended, the sysadmins only changed our login shell to something called /usr/local/bin/quotaexceded which it was only a tiny shell script that echoes a warning about speaking to the sysadmin to have the account re-enabled. When it happened to me, I realize that I still could gain access to my account using FTP (for backing up my stuff and lowering the quota). So... why not putting something interesting in my .forward? |/bin/chsh myaccount /bin/sh After then, I only had to ask a friend to send me any kind of e-mail and voila! -- Miguel Angel Rodriguez Jodar | http://icaro.eii.us.es Arquitectura y Tecnología de Computadores Universidad de Sevilla
