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From: Yves Lepage <yves@CC.McGill.CA>
Date: Mon, 21 Apr 97 14:31:26 -0400
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Subject: NIS bug?
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Hi all,

khamsin# ypcat passwd.byname | wc -l
   33680
khamsin# yp_mkdb -u mydomain/passwd.byname | wc -l
   34472

Is it possible that there are remaining bug in ypcat (namely yp_getnext)?

Thanks,
Yves