--- Marcelo Ramos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
escribi�: > El(On) Tue, 10 Dec 2002 10:02:52 -0500
> Los recursos asignados a un usuario los pod�s
> controlar totalmente en el archivo
> /etc/limits. Mir� el man limits por m�s informaci�n.
>
> Saludos.
>
Eso depende de la distro, en mi distro no existe,
fijate
[hcaste@clara hcaste]$ man limits
No hay ninguna p�gina sobre limits
en bsd si existe segun el man....
NAME
limits - set or display process resource limits
SYNOPSIS
limits [-C class] [-SHB] [-ea] [-cdflmnstuv
[val]]
limits [-C class] [-SHB] [-cdflmnstuv [val]] [-E]
[name=value ...]
[command]
limits [-U user] [-SHB] [-ea] [-cdflmnstuv [val]]
limits [-U user] [-SHB] [-cdflmnstuv [val]] [-E]
[name=value ...]
[command]
DESCRIPTION
The limits utility either prints or sets kernel
resource limits, and may
optionally set environment variables like env(1)
and run a program with
the selected resources. Three uses of the limits
command are possible:
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