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From: Joe McGuckin <joe@ns.via.net>
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I have a 100MHZ pentium that I use as a web and ftp server.

Lately I've been getting a bunch of these messages. I upped MAXUSERS
in the kernel to 50, but I still get reports of apache failing to fork
itself.

Is there anything else I should tweak? Whats a typical config for a heavily
loaded ftp and web server configuration?

Thanks,

Joe