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From: Bzzzz <lazyvirus@gmx.com>
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Hi mailing-listers,

I wonder if any of you have either made a large test or is using 
WG with a large number of users, each one having his own key.
I'm talking about >> 1,000 keys (closer to 10k is better) ?
Or at least with a maximum of individual keys.

And are there hard/soft limits to this number ?

The goal is to be able to revoke access user by user.

Thanks in advance & regards.

Jean-Yves