Is IORING_REGISTER_BUFFERS useful given the current default RLIMIT_MLOCK?

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The current default for RLIMIT_MLOCK is set to 64 KiB. This is not much!
This limit was set to this value in 2008 at the request of GnuPG.

I understand that the main audience of io_uring is high-performance
servers and such, where configuring the rlimits appropriately is not a
particularly burdensome ask. However, this dramatically limits the
utility of IORING_REGISTER_BUFFERS in the end-user software use-case,
almost such that it's entirely pointless *without* raising the mlock
rlimit.

I wonder if we can/should make a case for raising the default rlimit to
something more useful for $CURRENTYEAR?




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