send-pr on -current uses `cat /etc/passwd` when looking for the
default name for the ``Originator'' field.  If the user filing the
problem report doesn't have a local account (authenticated via NIS,
for example), the field will be left blank.

Of course, one can always set the field manually, but this works in
RELENG_4, so why shouldn't it work in 5-CURRENT?

Fix: The following patch employs a different method from that in RELENG_4.
The latter uses something to the effect of,

	ypcat passwd | cat - /etc/passwd

which fixes the problem, but is not the Right Way(tm).  The following
patch uses pw(8) to do the dirty work.
How-To-Repeat: 
Sign on using an account authenticated via NIS or anything which
doesn't require an entry in the local password database, then do:

	send-pr -P | grep '^>Originator'

and notice how the field is blank.  Now sign on with a local account,
repeat the above command, and notice how your name appears.