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From: Nevin <nevin@deepwell.com>
Subject: Limits on apache
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Dear fellow bsd lovers,


I have receintly ran into a problem with our webserver and I was wondering if anyone

out there might be able to explain to me whats going on.


I am running a web server using apache 1.2 and stronghold 3.0 both on freebsd 2.2.2.


It seems the the server wants to go boom if I try to bind more than 150 ip addresses

to the network interface with ifconfig. 


Has anyone else had this problem or might know if there is a limit to the number of ip addesses that can be used?


Thanks in advance,


 

<bold>Nevin Cirtin

</bold>Network Systems Administrator

DeepWell Internet Services

http://www.deepwell.com