> Thank you Jim works like a charm. And thanks to Tim > as well I'm loving the docs you e-mailed me thank you > very much. > > You guys know how FreeBSD (I know OpenSolaris is not > FreeBSD of course) has login.conf to manage users > class to state certain restrictions for users.? Does > OpenBSD have such a file or type of management on how > to restrict users for example how much storage and > how much cpu they use and memory and so on... > > > Thank you :)
Assuming you mean you want to know how to do it on OpenSolaris (not OpenBSD), see the resource_controls(5) and project(4) man pages, taking particular note of the "user.username" special project names (username to be replaced by an actual account name, of course). Although back some time ago (like Solaris 8 maybe), ISTR porting Linux pam_limits; wasn't _that_ bad (some differences in the framework, less RLIMIT_* available on Solaris, so that the code for those became conditional on the defines). But that's certainly not out-of-the-box, and I suspect it's redundant where most or all of that (and more) can be done via project(4) entries. -- This message posted from opensolaris.org
