Le mar. 26 sept. 2023 à 19:54, Philipp Marek <phil...@marek.priv.at> a écrit : > > Well, actually I'm not complaining about the process being buggy - what is > worrying me is that the process runs in the logged-on user's context, but > without the ulimits (as per /etc/security/limits.conf) or any other limits > set up!
I'm inclined to disagree, I prefer to treat the cause rather than the symptoms. I don't see any benefit in adding a safeguard to avoid triggering another safeguard. > At the very least the systemd file should include some sane values for max > CPU (resp. cores) and memory usage. And how would you choose these arbitrary limits? What you consider sane limits will probably not be enough for other legitimate uses. > The first one would be a systemd bug, but the latter one surely belongs to > this package?! Pipewire's services are only user services, you can override them by customized ones that match your needs. Best regards, Dylan
