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> Is there a reason why 'calendar -a' and 'locate.updatedb' as run out of
> /etc/daily and /etc/weekly on 0322-SNAP dump core when run with ypbind?

Problem found and solved.   (And it was quotacheck -a, not
locate.updatedb - I'm having an unrelated problem with that.)

As it turns out there was a bogus entry in the master.passwd NIS map -
although I have no clue how it got there.

> On a related note, it appears that repquota doesn't know to look at the
> NIS maps.

This problem is also fixed.  Now if I can just fix the rest of the
problems I'm having with quotas. :(