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From: Tom Samplonius <tom@uniserve.com>
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Subject: Longer usernames
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  I've decided to make my system incompatible with the world by changing 
the maximum username length.  Problem is, I forgot where the appropiate 
constant is stored.

  BTW, I know this was discussed here before, so I checked the mailing 
list archive, however the keyword search feature is next to useless since 
the AND operator doesn't work as described.

Tom