I create login class:
lissyara# grep id100 --after-context=7 /etc/login.conf
id100:\
:coredumpsize=1:\
:cputime=60s:\
:maxproc=12:\
:openfiles=32:\
:priority=20:\
:tc=default:
lissyara#
then, run command:
lissyara# cap_mkdb -v /etc/login.conf
cap_mkdb: 10 capability records
lissyara#
add user:
lissyara# grep ^test1234 /etc/master.passwd
test1234:$1$kj/WOTuN$vLGcOBPv9ro8eljOe.ChA1:1002:1004:id100:0:0:User
&:/home/test1234:/bin/sh
lissyara#
add cron job for user:
lissyara# crontab -l -u test1234
* * * * * /bin/sleep 72000
* * * * * /bin/sleep 72000
* * * * * /bin/sleep 72000
* * * * * /bin/sleep 72000
* * * * * /bin/sleep 72000
* * * * * /bin/sleep 72000
* * * * * /bin/sleep 72000
* * * * * /bin/sleep 72000
* * * * * /bin/sleep 72000
* * * * * /bin/sleep 72000
* * * * * /bin/sleep 72000
* * * * * /bin/sleep 72000
* * * * * /bin/sleep 72000
lissyara#
after some time I see lot sleep processes in ps output
lissyara# ps -auxww | grep ^test1234 | grep sleep | wc -l
130
lissyara#
130 > 12
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If I running commands from ssh session - all OK, I cannot run more than
maxproc processes...
tested on 8.1 (i386), 8.2 (i386), -CURRENT (amd64)
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