Luke Szymanski was once rumoured to have said:
> On Mon, 14 May 2001, Crossfire wrote:
>
>> Just pardon my curiosity,
>>
>> But why are you:
>>
>> 1) Using such an old version of FreeBSD.
>
> Because I didn't install it, just doing some work on it. (other then
> upgrading the OS :))
Have you considered checking the FreeBSD 2.x bugs lists to see if its
addressed in there?
The combination is sound - I use the duo together both at home (on
Linux, NetBSD, Irix, etc) and at work (on Linux and Solaris).
> > 2) Asking FreeBSDish stuff on a Linux list?
>
> Sorry, must've confused "linux" with "non-M$". Wont happen again.
> Oh, and coz I thought someone might know.
There is a FreeBSD users group in Sydney - admitantly, my only
experience with them was being flamed by one of their zealots for
posting an apology to a mispost. You may have better luck asking them
since their list memebers are more likely to have been using a similar
combo.
And I wasn't being hostile. If I was, you would have known it.
Other thoughts are: make sure your ssh is generating wtmp/utmp
entries, since sudo uses these.
C.
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