> 
> For the past month or so, I have bee using the telnetd that came with the 
> AFSkerberos package.  I recently tried switching back to the telnetd that 
> is in the base package (i updated all binaries and the kernel as well), 
> partly because the AFSkerberos version didn't list update the wtmp or 
> utmp files, whether or not they authenticated using kerberos.  
> 
> Anyways, the problem is that now that I have switched telnetd's, this is 
> what happens when i try to log in:
> 
> NetBSD/mac68k (redfive) (ttyp1)
> 
> login: heller
> Password:
> Sorry -- your account has expired.
> 
> 
> How does one's account expire?  How can I un-expire my account?

Check your entry in /etc/passwd (you are using a local one, not a
net one, correct?) and check all the fields. NetBSD has some
fields (documented in man 5 passwd) which cover account
expiration. If your /etc/passwd entry looks like a normal,
4.2 or 4.3 BSD, passwd entry, there's bad stuff in the expiration field.

Take care,

Bill