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From: Allyn Hardyck <allynh@avsi.com>
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Subject: xlock
Date: Fri, 26 May 1995 17:55:02 -0400
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When I lock my screen, the system refuses my password.  I'm assuming it's
because xlock uses the crypt library while my password is stored in the
Kerberos/unrestricted form?  Changing the library used in the Makefile
from -lcrypt to -lscrypt doesn't seem to help.

Has there been a port made of xlock that uses the new passwd form?