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Hi Luke,

[..snip..] 
> But, alas, I still have to ssh around to every Linux machine and fix
> this.  The Mac OS X and Solaris machines in the NIS domain don't 
> seem to be affected.  (The only reason I run something as evil as 
> NIS is because it's supported by all of the OSs that I have mixed 
> together...)
> 
> Thanks!
> -Luke

Use clustershh (cssh) or pydsh to manage your Linux boxes from the one
machine, you don't need to ssh to every machine when you have these tools
installed, they do it for you. cssh does parallel ssh, while pydsh is more of
a "run this command on multiple hosts".

These tools certainly makes my life a million times easier as a sysadmin.

Michael.

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