Number of users on SCO
Sean Eric Fagan
sef at kithrup.COM
Fri Jun 28 18:46:19 AEST 1991
In article <665 at fudd.dataco.UUCP> campbell at bung.UUCP (Duncan Campbell, VOR) writes:
>Howdy, can anyone tell me how many user accounts SCO SystemV 3.2.2
>can support? 100? 1000? more? less? Just accounts, not simultaneous
>use.
Assuming infinite disk space, it should be somewhere around
a) 65435: 2**16 (65536) - 1 - 100 (you shouldn't use a UID
of less than 100; they're "reserved" by AT&T)
b) Infinite, it you choose to share UID's. Actually, not
infinite, as the passwd file (etc.) has a limit of
less than 4Gigabytes (maximum filesize determined by
the hardware [32-bit ints and longs], kernel, compiler,
and filesystem).
I have heard of, through various customers I communicated with (back when I
was at sco, that is) of people having upwards of a thousand accounts on the
system (although only a few would be in use at any one time).
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