Ayan George a...@kiwi.datasys.net writes:
Yes, pwd_mkdb compares the UID with USHRT_MAX. I wonder if there
is a macro that defines the maximum GID and UID like:
It's just a warning which was put there because some software
incorrectly stores UIDs in unsigned short ints rather than uid_ts and
[gack, let's get the Cc: right this time around]
Steve Ames st...@cioe.com writes:
The question is What is the maximum UID?. Its either a 2 or 4
byte unsigned integer. The filesystem seems to accept 4, pwd_mkdb
complains about larger than 2 but lets you do it...
pwd_mkdb warns about UIDs
-...@freebsd.org,
freebsd-hackers@FreeBSD.ORG
Subject: Re: UID Limits
From: Dag-Erling Smorgrav d...@flood.ping.uio.no
Date: 01 Jun 1999 17:12:18 +0200
[gack, let's get the Cc: right this time around]
Steve Ames st...@cioe.com writes:
The question is What is the maximum UID?. Its either
Dunno. The IPC code uses ushrt as the type for uid... couldn't
find anything else that does. Is this vestigial?
I'm CC-ing this to 'freebsd-hackers' since I think we're outside
the pervue of 'freebsd-isp' at this point...
The question is What is the maximum UID?. Its either a 2 or 4
byte
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