This is completely unrelated to your question or Livingston products, but
I just thought I'd point out that if your purpose of giving your users a
shell of "pine" is intended to secure these users against full shell
access, you're in for a nasty surprise. It takes very little effort (you
only need to barely know what you're doing) to get directly to shell from
within Pine.
A nifty thought, however, would be to modify pine to chroot to the user's
home directory, and have their mail delivered to a mailbox in the home
directory (as with qmail, for instance). Can anyone see why that wouldn't
work, offhand? (ie. you could probably make it to some semblance of a
shell prompt, but you wouldn't be able to do much...)
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