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Subject: Re: fork bomb no respects limits in freebsd 7.0 (semeador da
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Java Nunes(javanunes@gmail.com)@2008.12.11 05:27:08 -0200:
> fBSD gives memory in spite of all limits. Is there any limit, which can stop
> adding memory for that forks ?
> limit it does not function in bsd?

Hmm, I understand there is a per process limit, that once exceeded kills
the process, I don't know if there is a system limit for max RAM.