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Subject: Re: ports/14625: pidentd doesn't work correctly for finger since it will only show the username nobody@ instead of root@ when it's performed by the root user.  pidentd works fine for root for all other protocols.  It seems like pidentd
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Synopsis: pidentd doesn't work correctly for finger since it will only show the username nobody@ instead of root@ when it's performed by the root user.  pidentd works fine for root for all other protocols.  It seems like pidentd

Responsible-Changed-From-To: freebsd-ports->green 
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Responsible-Changed-When: Sun Oct 31 15:58:00 PST 1999
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Green was the last person to touch this port


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