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> to make it work.  Also, you apparently need to install DES, replacing MD5 for
> encryption.  Of course, this means your password files are invalid and you'd
> need to chpasswd every account. 

Heh?  Why?!?

Unless you're running an ancient release of FreeBSD, installing DES
doesn't invalidate the MD5 passwords.  The system can still recognise
and validate the MD5 ones, it just gains the ability to do DES *also*
when you load the secure distribution.

					Jordan