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What we would like to do on a
server running CENTOS 4.6 is to restrict max cpu time for most
interactive users but ensure that processes for system users such as
root & special userids that provide services are kept as unlimited. The documentation for limits.conf is not very extensive but I think I am correct in assuming that resource limits specified in limits.conf only apply to processes that *login* to a system, rather than those kicked off at boot time as daemons? There does not seem to be any obvious way of specifying an unlimited value for a resource unlike the ulimit command ? Does anyone know a way of specifying unlimited in limits.conf ? Any suggestions |
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