"privilege separation user no does not exist"

From: Steven Timm (timm_at_fnal.gov)
Date: 09/19/03

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To: tru64-unix-managers@ornl.gov

    I am getting this error trying to start up a newly-patched
    openssh binary. I have two machines, identically configured
    as far as I know. On one of them it works, on the other it doesn't
    and I get the error message

    "Privilege separation user no does not exist"

    Any idea what this error message means and if it's possible to
    get around it?

    Thanks

    Steve Timm

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    Lead of Computing Farms Team

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