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                               Exempt User PPE
                                  *FREEWARE* 



I've re-written a major portion of the code, but I like his docs, and
he did write the original so I want to thank Garry Courtney for the
original program.
His was released as freeware in '93 and I'll continue that tradition
 
 
Program:        EXUSER.PPE v2.1 - Compiled with PPLC 3.20 (req. PCB 15.22+)
 
                This program can be used to exempt certain users from
                forced password changes. This can be useful when the BBS
                is a mail hub and you wish to save your nodes the hassle
                of having their mail runs interrupted by forced paswword
                changes. It can also be useful for that occasional user
                that screams bloody murder about having to change his pet
                password.
 

Installation:   Installing this PPE is simple. Just run it from a text
                file that is sure to be displayed to user. A security
                specific file is a good example. A logoff script file
                is another example. Just be sure that its attached in
                a place that the user must pass. This is the line you
                will need to add:

                !d:\path\EXUSER.PPE
 
                You will now need to edit the EXUSER.DAT file. This
                file is used to store the names of all users you
                wish to exempt from forced password changes.
 
                EXUSER.DAT  <========= EXUSER Data File.
                                       (Must be in the same directory
                                       that the EXUSER.PPE is located)
                                       (       Sample Included       )
 
      LINE 1:   ###         <========= Number of users listed in this file
    LINE 2-?:   USER NAME   <========= Name of user you wish to exempt
                                       from forced paswword changes
 
                The number of users is basically unlimited (2+ Billion)
                but as the number grows, so does the time it takes to
                read the list.

                Now all you have to do is copy all the files to the
                path you specified in you command line.
 

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