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Subject: Installing Majordomo
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...this should be simple, but alas...

Have been trying to install majordomo. Got it to the point where it runs, 
but when it runs, it spawns a majordomo or two that use 100% of CPU and 
Memory [including swap] Then return with errors like 136 or 139; memory 
failure.

Any idea where I have goofed?

Thanks,

Collette