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Date: Fri, 19 Mar 1999 18:49:42 -0500
Subject: /proc directory 100% full. BSD help!!
From: "Greg" <greg@ontechlive.com>
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I am having problems with qpopper login on and making a temp file 
.username.pop. It looks like the /proc is 100% full when I issue a 'df'
command.

I am a BSD newbie.

I would try newsgroups and web help BUT I am not sure the topics that this
problem is covered under [filesystems? Networking? inetd? qpopper?
/etc/services? can I increase the partition size?]

Is this a major fix?

Thankfully waiting any help you can provide...

Greg


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