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> limit. It would be nice if we had enough reserve capacity to handle special
> days like yesterday. I estimate that we could have handled everyone (not
> turned anyone away) if the limit had instead been around 3000. The main
> problem is lack of main memory, but we're pretty much out of CPU cycles at
> 2000 users as well.

*chanting* SMP, SMP, SMP...

<grin>



Nate