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paul beard <paulbeard@mac.com> writes:

> Since UID 80 would be the httpd process, I suppose looking into
> process-specific resource issues is next. I am running Apache 1.3.29.

Not necessarily.  TCP port 80 is held by httpd, but it isn't
necessarily user ID 80.  Look at the passwd file to figure out
who IS UID 80.

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