if you have 16000 users, shouldn't you have sixteen thousand lines
in your password file (which I assume would be /etc/shadow;
/etc/password?)
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> In the *BSD family of systems, shadow password databases (which make the
> process VERY scalable) are not just 'available' but are the primary
> (only?) way to do password authentication with the system.
what do you mean scalable? bigger and better servers for the users?
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