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From: Roman Katsnelson <romank@graphnet.com>
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Michael Brown wrote:
> 
> I have just loaded 2.2.7 on 486DX2 - 66.  It runs great but when I
> telnet into the system the su login stalls.
> 
> I type su and the system just sits so I sit and wait but nothing
> happens.

This was on the list just a few days ago.
Try su -K (that'll use su without kerberos, I think).

Good luck,

Roman

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Roman Katsnelson
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