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Subject: Make world broke s/key
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cc-ing hackers, as it seems someone there would know...

After using CVSup to grab src-all and src-secure and doing a make world, I
get this:

bash$ su
s/key 81 we90118
Password:
(null): Undefined symbol "_MD4Init" called from su:/usr/lib/libskey.so.2.0
at 0x8024214
bash$ 

I *can* s/key in fine as a regular user, but su to root gives the
above response.  This error is only seen when you put in a valid login
string.