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Content preview:  The problem was some how the 's' bit in /bin/su got turned
   off. All is right with the world... On, I'm getting old. I should have thought
   about the number of characters more before posting it... My recolection is
   that since the /etc/shadow file... the passwords are stored with a one way
   hash. One that I'm familiar with, md5sume creates 32 bit hash, regardless
   of what u give it. [...] 

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                            [score: 1.0000]
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                            (pjcuellar[at]gmail.com)
                            (pjcuellar[at]gmail.com)
                            (pjcuellar[at]gmail.com)
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 0.0 T_DKIM_INVALID         DKIM-Signature header exists but is not valid
 2.6 FAKE_REPLY_C           FAKE_REPLY_C