>> I agree. I think it's ludicrious to recommend that someone to add
>> fake and useless usernames to groups/passwd or even worse to upgrade
>> to a beta version of glibc to fix this problem. I especially don't
>> expect it from the glibc maintainer himself.
>
>I of course assumed that the nis and nis+ entries in nsswitch.conf are
>there because they are necessary. In this case it is of course stupid
>to remove them so your comments are again off target, Dave.
Ok guys, I looked in my nsswitch.conf, and found nis/nisplus
everywhere. I do not run NIS, and as such I've removed all
references. Thanks to everyone who sent a reply. I don't know
if it worked yet or not because I'm in 2.2 right now. I do know
that under 2.2 when I untar linux, it is not slow, and it has
UID/GID 1046 or something close... If I have trouble still I'll
try and resolve it, and post again if necessary.
Thanks all.
TTYL
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