Can anyone tell me if File_Passwd can work with shadow password files?

The following snippet of code is allowing alterations to the /etc/passwd 
file, and an "x" is inserted into the password field (which is 
expected). Shadow remains untouched...

    include_once('File/Passwd.php');

    $passwd = &File_Passwd::factory('Unix');
    $passwd-> setFile('/etc/passwd');
    $passwd-> useMap(true);
    $passwd-> load();
    $extra = array('pass'=> 'testpass', 'home'=>'/home/testuser',
                   'gecos'=> 'Added by script...', 'shell'=>'/bin/bash');
    $passwd-> addUser('testuser', 'testpass', $extra);
    $passwd-> save();

I've been through the docs, and all I can see is that a PEAR_Error is 
thrown when a shadow password configuration is detected.  Does this 
simply mean it doesn't have that capability?  Google is rather dry on 
relevant information too.

Thanks,
-- 
Aaron Gould
Programmer/Systems Administrator
PARTS CANADA

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