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> So, is it safe to comment out the errx and recompile passwd ?

OK, if anyone has the same problems :
I've commented out the errx, cc -lpam -o passwd
/usr/src/usr.bin/passwd/passwd.c

Now the passwd works for LDAP too ;)

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Thomas Deniau
"Unix is user friendly. It's just selective when choosing friends."