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On 23/08/2012 12:14, Jorge Almeida wrote: |
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> On Thu, Aug 23, 2012 at 10:47 AM, Bill Kenworthy <billk@×××××××××.au> |
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> wrote: |
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>>> Last time I had a problem like this I spent a lot of time googling |
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>>> about ulimit/setting_limits/etc and found _nothing_ worth |
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>>> mentioning. |
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>>> This time I run "ulimit -v unlimited", but the question is who put |
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>>> the former values there? Some hard-coded default? I couldn't find |
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>>> anything in init scripts nor in bash rc files. I know that on |
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>>> logout |
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>>> the value is lost (I had to run ulimit again on chrooting). What is |
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>>> the appropriate file to put "ulimit -v unlimited" in? Perhaps |
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>>> ~/.bash_profile? And how can root set different hard limits for |
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>>> different users? Maybe some bash guru will step in?:) |
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>> probably rc.conf, or maybe login.defs depending on per user/or |
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>> everyone |
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> It seems rc.conf has a variable for ulimit -u, not for the other |
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> flags. |
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> login.defs has ULIMIT but teh man page just says "Default ulimit |
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> value" |
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> Ah well... |
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In /etc/security/limits.conf you can put any limits that can be set |
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using ulimit command so they are kept between reboots. |
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> Thanks |
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> J.A. |
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