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From: Steve Ames <steve@cioe.com>
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Subject: UID Limits
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This is probably a silly question... how many UIDs can I have on a
single system? UID seems to be an int type so I'd say around
65000ish. Rcently, however, I heard of a Solaris upgrade that would
allow it to go into the millions and wondered about FreeBSD...

						-Steve


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