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Synopsis: unexpected NIS/getpwnam behavior

State-Changed-From-To: open->closed
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State-Changed-When: Mon Jan 11 13:09:24 PST 1999
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Meaning of NIS wildcard entries documented in passwd(5), and this example
perfectly fit there.

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