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Subject: Re: limits (again)
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>>>>> "Ollivier" == Ollivier ROBERT <roberto@blaise.ibp.fr> writes:

    >> Okay, if there are no complaints, I'm gonna implement
    >> kern.maxfilesperproc


Heck, if it's wish-time, I'd love to see limits on # of processes/user,
limits on pty vs tty access, time-of-day-limits, sheesh, a whole bunch of 'em.