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Hi ppl

Is there a possibility to limit user-processes (eg. how much CPU or RAM
an user can use?)

I didn't found such a tool in the ports collection.

For limmiting user-spaces i'm rather using quotas... works fine :-)


Thanx & Regards,
Shagol



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