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<DIV>I just found Spread and I am very interested in learning more about its capabilities. I am considering using something like spread in a financial system. However I am worried about two issues. First, it seems that the list of machines participating in a spread segment must be know at system boot time. Is this right? Would I have to reinitialize every spread daemon in the system to add a new machine? Second, do I understand correctly that there is a hard limit of 128 machines in a spread network? If so, are there any ways around this limit, perhaps by bridging separate networks?</DIV>
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<DIV>Thanks in advance for any help,</DIV>
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<DIV>-pp</DIV>
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