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Subject: Re: bin/141840: ssh(1): OpenSSH allow raise resource limit via
	.login_conf [regression]
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Two questions:

 1) Does this also happen when you *don't* use "UseLogin yes"?

 2) Does this also happen when you run login(1) directly from the
    command line?

I suspect the answers are "no" and "yes", respectively.  If that is the
case, it's not an OpenSSH issue.

DES
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