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    Types: TextFile
    Names: »readme.yp«

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  There are a couple of things to keep in mind if you're using yellow
pages/NIS.  Automatic checks are made in the passwd.chk, group.chk, suid.chk,
and ftp.chk.  However, if you want to crack passwords from that database,
you need to do one of three things:

1)  If you're using "pass_diff.chk" to check only changed passwords (on
line 108 of "cops"), change the flag on line 33 in "pass_diff.chk" from
"NO" to "YES"

2)  If you're not running "pass_diff.chk", replace "pass.chk" with
"yp_pass.chk" on line 109 of "cops".

3)  Create a password file with ypcat and run "pass.chk -P file".