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From: George Michaelson <ggm@dstc.edu.au>
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Subject: what turns on YP in getpwent()
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At line 67 in getpwent.c under libc/gen there is a block
of code which is #ifdef YP. I know its a dumb question
but what turns this #ifdef on? I ask, because I truss'd
my login process after enabling yp via ypinit and while
I can ypcat my maps, I can't see login do diddly squat
into them under pam.

I suspect this is a frob which has somehow got turned off
in my code.

FAQ?

-George


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