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There is still problem in the server side which doesn't have a clear
solution.

when fingerd calls finger, there is no way to set env variable like
LC_CTYPE to make finger correctly run desired isprint().
Perhaps there should be a command switch telling finger not to
do anything about non-printable characters, which would be useful
when fingerd calls finger.

Cheers,
CLK

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