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From: "S.Paul" <smp@crl.com>
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Subject: can't su to root
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I get a "segmentation fault" error message when I try to su to root.
did not have this until I upgraded to 2.2.7R from 2.2.6R off the CD.
How can i fix this, and what is causing it.
what additional information would be useful in troubleshooting this.
Thanks.

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