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At some point hitherto, John Abreau hath spake thusly:
> So you can write a dummy shell that checks those parameters and fires up
> scp if it's requested, or prints a "no logins allowed" message otherwise.

If anyone cares, I'm writing a little dummy shell to do just that.
I've got it about half-written right now, but I'm not going to have
any more time to work on it today, so it should probably be done
tomorrow some time.  If anyone is interested, I'll post the code here.
I think it'll be short enough to pass the mailing list software's
restrictions on message length...


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