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On Fri, 19 Dec 1997, Ian Freislich wrote:

> The entry in /etc/login.conf for daemon hints that the limits set
> here are used for rc. Changing the limits here, running cap_mkdb
> and rebooting proved otherwise.

  Also remove the "tc" entry from the "daemon" class.  Whoever created the
default /etc/login.conf must be on drugs or something, as including the
default entries within each class makes no sense.  Basically, this
overrides the settings you have set with the lower settings from
"default" class.

Tom