First reported as bug #180780. This is actually a security issue, though
not a huge one. As the UID/GID are fairly low even a smallish system
could allocate them and result in files on /usr that are writable to a
user. This is being propogated through the security updates and is
present in 1.3.26-0woody5.
At a minimum this needs to be fixed in future security releases, but I'm
unsure whether this rates one on its own.
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