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Subject: passwords after make upgrade?
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Well, 3-stable seems stable enough that I decided not to wait for 3.5, and
upgraded a couple systems from 2.8-stable.

Everything went fine with make upgrade, moving the libraries, etc.

After I rebooted, however, all my passwords were invalid.  I had to go to
the console, boot in single-user mode to get in as root, and reset all the
passwords.

Any thoughts on what I missed?  These boxes were both originally installed
with DES... does a system after make upgrade use a different crypt?

Thanks,
Michael

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