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Subject: Re: pidentd problem
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> >I just noticed today that my identd was not working. And I can't figure
> >out why. All the local tests seem to work fine.
> 
> >Something has obviously changed I just don't know what.
> >Any ideas?
> 

I have talked here and there with chris about identd not working,
specifically pidentd.  I too have had no luck getting it up and running,
except for local requests.  So, it doesn't seem to be a one time
situation.

Andrew




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