On 11/8/2013 12:42 PM, Jim Jagielski wrote:
> This has me thinking... we should likely do something to
> better error-check the store/restore aspects of slotmem.
> Even some sort of quick checksum would be better than
> what we have now. :/
>
> Gotta mull this over a bit more.
+1 to that. I couldn
See also PR#55763 -- root has a soft limit of 1024 ulimit -u on RHEL6.
On Sat, Nov 9, 2013 at 7:46 AM, Eric Covener wrote:
> Behavior seems to be that after the setuid, we don't get the new users
> limits -- we just get a one-time check to make sure our currently
> single-thread process won't pu
Behavior seems to be that after the setuid, we don't get the new users
limits -- we just get a one-time check to make sure our currently
single-thread process won't push us over the new users' limit.
Confirmed in /proc/$pid/limits on a child in start_threads() that
roots limit is in place.
On Sat,
I was looking at a typical apr_thread_create failure for creating a
large # of threads on a system, and the only solution was to increase
roots RLIMIT_NPROC as opposed to the (httpd.conf configured) "User"
limits
But every manpage I read says that after the setuid(), we should have
the new users
