Re: User process limitations..

["David M. Fetter" <david.fetter () fetterconsulting com>]

The ulimit command would be the proper choice here.  If you want in on a 
permanent basis then use the limit.conf file.  I'm not sure why you 
would want/need a separate script to do the same thing?  Do you have a 
specific reason for this?

Kenneth Hauklien wrote:
> In-Reply-To: <20030221002549.GB19782 () ms210a cpsc ucalgary ca>
>
> Sorry for the weak information.
> Im running debian gnu linux. Ive found one silly
> perl script that can check after how many processes a user / group can run 
> but is doesnt work very well. There also found out 
> that /etc/security/limit.conf works ( pam ). Its the same as the ulimit 
> command. But i would very much like a script that does this.
>
> Cheers


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