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From: Tom <tom@uniserve.com>
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Subject: current ypbind into stable?
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  Could some one commit the current ypbind into stable?  The "-m" param
for ypbind is very handy for non-local NIS servers.

  I'm doing this already by installing the ypbind from current into
/usr/local/sbin and using it instead.

Tom