naftoli@aecom.UUCP (Robert N. Berlinger) (04/30/85)
Does anyone know of a good way to set a per user ulimit (usually up).
For some administrative logins this would be nice; for certain logins
(uucp) this is a must. I realize that I'll probably end up hacking login
to interpret some info in the GCOS field of the password file, but I thought
someone might have some simpler/portable way of doing this.
Thanks in advance...
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Robert Berlinger
...{philabs,cucard,pegasus,ihnp4,rocky2}!aecom!naftolitwh@mb2c.UUCP (Tim Hitchcock) (05/07/85)
> Does anyone know of a good way to set a per user ulimit (usually up). > For some administrative logins this would be nice; for certain logins > (uucp) this is a must. I realize that I'll probably end up hacking login > to interpret some info in the GCOS field of the password file, but I thought > someone might have some simpler/portable way of doing this. > > Thanks in advance... > -- > Robert Berlinger > ...{philabs,cucard,pegasus,ihnp4,rocky2}!aecom!naftoli setting the ulimit in the passwd file might work. twh:rqF8B0SuK7gAg,6/TA:1605:100:ISO-Tim Hitchcock(405103)WX,ISO605;W-130, NWOC:/usra/iso/twh:ulimit=999999 /bin/sh Let me know if it does as I am no longer a su.