-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 I'm just wondering why every user can crash my box by issuing a ls -w 1000000 /dev (or any other big enough number), it eats completly up my 128 MB and slows down the system untill it stops respondig to anything but a SysRq. Redhat 6.2 box doesn't have this problem and I think I reported it as a bug on LM 7.2 back when this problem in the bashtools was discovered. So....why is there no fix? or at least usefull ulimits so a user cannot do this?
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