Mark Crispin wrote:
I personally believe in 32-bit UNIX UIDs.
I just found out that Linux kernels 2.4+ are 32bit UID native, so that solves much of the problem!
The only remaining issue is the fact that using an database-based authenticator (as opposed to a password file) can be much faster when you have a lot of users on one machine... so we may still persue some of the modifications that would enable that.
Thank you,
-Erik Kangas
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