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Subject: Re: Is it just my imagination...
To: jkh@freefall.freebsd.org (Jordan K. Hubbard)
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		Hi there folx,


> 
> Or is BSD/OS looking more like FreeBSD every day? :-)

	There is actually something on "user classes":


Users may be assigned a class in password file 
     Per-class limits, priorities, restrictions 
     Separate authentication and authorization 
     System administrator may define additional authentication schemes 
     Support for cryptographic tokens: CryptoCard, ActiveCard, SNK004 


	Any support for it in FreeBSD ?  I hate to ask about it, but
	some ppl here want to get BSDI in place mostly because of this
	stuff.



Rashid