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From: xiyuan <xiyuan@unixserver.servers.hgs.com.cn>
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Subject: enlarge the limit value?
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Hi, I have recompiled the kernel by replacing the maxusers 10 to 100. But 
it seems there is not limit value changed. When I enter the limit command, 
the result remains the same!

Why?

Best Regaurds!

--xiyuan


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