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Description of problem:
UID's above 50000 (I have tried from 52000 to 900000) or so fail to work, in 
that the home directory is show as owned by a numeric that ISNT the user's UID. 
In addition, programs like ssh (into the box) and sudo die w/o giving help for 
users whose UID is that high.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):


How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1.install Default AS2.1 (we use a kickstart)
2.useradd -u 625625 tester
3.ls -al /home/ and see that tester's home dir is owned by a number around 34000
4. Now try ssh into the box from another one.
5. Give tester sudo access and try using it as tester
	

Actual Results:  sudo says "killed", and ssh won't let you in.

Expected Results:  able to execute sudo commands, able to ssh in.

Additional info:

This is on the default kernel. On my laptop, I used the kernel-i686.config and 
made my own kernel (to enable LVM). THAT kernel does not have this problem. The 
unmodified kernel on the Dell PowerEdge server does.