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Hi !

I was wondering if it was possible to automaticaly create users home=20
directories when creating NIS users ?
Indeed, the "-m" switch for the command "pw" does not create them. Is it=20
normal behaviour, or is it a bug ?

Thanks in advance.

=2D-=20
Antoine Jacoutot
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