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Subject: Re: Any easy way to turn off limits on inetd for "looping processes"?
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> Is there a sysconfig type thing?  Or is the only way to mash the source?

Last I looked, it was a hard coded deal.  I've advised other people hitting
this limit to edit and recompile the source..

... JG