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From: Bruce Evans <bde@zeta.org.au>
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To: iang@digs.iafrica.com, tom@uniserve.com
Subject: Re: fsck problem at boot time
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>  Also remove the "tc" entry from the "daemon" class.  Whoever created the

Don't do that.  The "default" class sets more than limits.

>default /etc/login.conf must be on drugs or something, as including the
>default entries within each class makes no sense.  Basically, this
>overrides the settings you have set with the lower settings from
>"default" class.

No, `@' is used a lot to cancel the lower settings.

Many of the settings are still silly.  "daemon" is probably the best set
up (in -current and -stable, not in 2.2.5) because it has caused the most
problems.

Bruce