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From: Steven Lake <raiden@shell.core.com>
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Subject: PID's at max, what next??
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	Ok, this is a curiousity question.  But when your server reaches
it's maximum number of allowed PID's, what does it do?  I've never had one
reach its maximum number of PID's, so I have never seen what happens
after that.  So I'm just curious.  Thanks.


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