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In message <16753.38774.621295.6356@ran.psg.com>, Randy Bush writes:
>> Does it depend on which shell you use for single-user mode ?
>
>uh, make the test you want clear, plz.  i am fried today.
>
>root's shell is /usr/local/bin/bash (no comments, please:-)
>
>i am seeing the problem as root in multiluser.  i don't spend
>much time in single abuser, so can't say.

Ahh, that's different then.

I'll hunt this one down tomorrow.

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