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> 
> You still haven't told me much about the machine.  However, do note that I
> typically set maxusers to 128 or 256 on news servers (I usually use 2*MB of
> RAM)  :-)

	Oh sorry, I forgot about hardware configuration.  I have an
Adaptec SCSI 2940. Two Quantum 4GB drives, 1 Seagate 1GB drive, a
Digital DC21140, P133 PCI Triton.

	I'll try upping maxusers.


> 
> ... Joe
> 
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> 


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