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On Fri, 19 Jun 1998, Russell L. Carter wrote:

> Hmm, I suppose I should have wrapped swapinfo's around the
> compile, where it would be obvious that no swapping to 192MB

  login.conf, login.conf, login.conf, login.conf ...

  Perhaps the all time most FAQ.  Use "limit" to check.

Tom


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