This is weird, because gdm3 (the display manager required by gnome-core,
which is required by gnome-terminal) depends upon libpam-modules, and this
package owns /etc/security.
If I got this correctly, the real problem is that systemd ignores the
ulimits set via pam.
> systemd (user) services run
Am 24.08.23 um 09:55 schrieb Harald Dunkel:
Hi Michael,
have the system ulimits in /etc/security been deprecated in
favor of systemd service limits?
I'd say they serve different purposes.
/etc/security, as mentioned, is applied when you start a PAM session
(typically a user/login session).
Hi Michael,
have the system ulimits in /etc/security been deprecated in
favor of systemd service limits?
Regards
Harri
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