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Date: Thu, 15 May 1997 04:07:12 +1000
From: David Nugent <davidn@labs.usn.blaze.net.au>
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>  > Really?  I'm running -current (for quite some time now), and didn't
>  > bother yet to setup an /etc/login.conf.  I should, i know.
>  
>  I didn't bother either, but after the Make World I could ssh to my machine
>  but I couldn't su.  I went to the office and then I couldn't login in
>  either.
>  
>  I powered down; moved libutil.so.2.1 out of the way; and copied 
>  /usr/src/etc/login.* to /etc.

Oh. Then "ldconfig -m /usr/lib" would also have fixed it without
creating /etc/login.conf. Some routines were added which the newly
installed binaries weren't finding in the old version from the
cache.

You had me wondering for a while there. :-)

Regards,
David