> Package: netstd
> Version: 1.22-1
>
> myrddin:~$ rusers
> garfield.chu.cam.ac. gdm1000 gdm1000 gdm1000
> turing.chu.cam.ac.uk djs1012
> Segmentation fault
>
> $ rusers
> garfield.chu.cam.ac. gdm1000 gdm1000 gdm1000
> turing.chu.cam.ac.uk djs1012
> tickle.chu.cam.ac.uk apw24
> myrddin.chu.cam.ac.u sde1000 gdm1000 pw201
> orac.chu.cam.ac.uk rjw1004
> womble.chu.cam.ac.uk scb1004 scb1004 scb1004 scb1004
> piranha.chu.cam.ac.u jkr1003 jkr1003 jkr1003 jkr1003 jkr1003
> Segmentation fault
>
> (Output from rusers on myrddin.chu.cam.ac.uk and chiark.chu.cam.ac.uk,
> two systems running Debian.)
>
> This seems to be quite an old bug; I had the same problem when I had a
> Slackware system.
It seems that if you specify a hostname at the end it works fine... Otherwise
it segfaults and dumps core. I also notice that someone it dumps core before
gettings the list from the local machines - Sometimes it'll produce all the
logins and dump, or just the local machine and dump, all at random.
Just fuel for the fire.
Regards,
...Karl
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