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When changing the password for root or a system user using passwd, the line
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Subject: Closing "upstream" bugs which are not bugs
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A few bugs in the "forwarded upstream" category are not bugs at all.
This one is the first one. See the bug log at
http://bugs.debian.org/89523 for the whole rationale.
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