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From: Evan Champion <evanc@synapse.net>
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Subject: operator not member of group operator?
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Is there any particular reason why user operator is not a member of group
operator?

The user operator itself is kind of useless; being a member of group
operator is what makes operator what it is -- the userid that dumps are
done as.  It can't do its job the way it is currently defined...

Evan