In article <200307211519.h6LFJ3610266@pc410k.liacs.nl> you wrote:
> According to the manpages, NetBSD supports secure NIS maps. However, the
> Free- and OpenBSD manpages claim that only them two support it. So, does
> NetBSD mean something else by secure NIS maps, or are the Free- and Open-
> BSD manuals outdated?

The latter, I'd say. See "INSECURE" in /var/yp/Makefile.yp.
(Which makes me wonder why OpenBSD doesn't mention this, as it comes from 
NetBSD... but then again, that may be the exact reason :-)


 - Hubert

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