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On 1112218673 seconds since the Beginning of the UNIX epoch
"ALeine" wrote:
>

>Using mlockall(2) to prevent paging and setrlimit(2) to prevent core
>from being dumped would also be an improvement for both CGD and GBDE.

That's what I just did.  :-)

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