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From: Dan Mahoney <dan@ns1.wolf.com>
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Subject: Question re. apps and memory usage
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I've just recently moved to FreeBSD from Linux, and I'm
encountering a problem I've never seen before.  When I
have Netscape Navigator 3 running, with the Netscape Mail
program open, when I try to send a message I get an error
dialog box telling me that Netscape has run out of memory.
I don't think that's really the case, as I've got a fair
amount of RAM, lots of swap, and not many other apps running.

Is there a resource limit setting somewhere that I need 
to adjust?  Better yet, is the a doc somewhere that will 
answer this question for me?  I don't doing some RTFM,
if I can find the FM to read.

Dan Mahoney
dmahoney@pe.net


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