Date: Wed, 28 Feb 2007 16:49:03 +1300 From: "Brett Davidson" <brett@net24.co.nz> To: <freebsd-questions@freebsd.org> Subject: Are there ways of limiting user resources when a user process is run via suexec, rathern than via logon? Message-ID: <60224D09909C0B43A50935A0893D8FF328EF5E@srv.exchange.net24.net.nz>
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Obviously I could use the features in logon.conf to partially restrict user activitity if users actually logged on. Instead, the app concerned runs under suexec where (as I understand things) logon, per se, is not involved. =20 Is there anything in FreeBSD equivalent to Solaris Resouce Manager? ie. a different share-weighted scheduler for instance? =20 What I want is that all processes running under either a particular uid range or a particular gid range could be restricted to a certain amount of CPU and/or memory. Other systems (such as the Solaris product mentioned above) do this by implementing a different scheduler that weights allowed activity according to a set number of "shares" that that user's "Resource group" have had allocated to them. =20 Cheers, Brett. =20 --=20 -- Brett Davidson Systems Engineer -- Net24 Limited Web: www.net24.co.nz <http://www.net24.co.nz/>=20 Phone: 0800 5000 24 | DDI: +64 3 962 9511 -- // domain names / email hosting / web hosting=20 // our reputation for reliability precedes us =20
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