Re: shell speed/priority

2005-08-13 Thread Wörner
--- Chris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > [...] I would guess renice on sshd/bash be appropriate > but there are numerous processes of each and if so which > ones should I renice. > Just try it... :-)) You could try renice -10 $$ after you managed to get root priviliges (that command would give yo

shell speed/priority

2005-08-12 Thread Chris
Hi I am looking at a way so that any fg apps I run in the shell are higher priority then normal and also to make the shell more responsive during a denial of service attack that saturates cpu. I would guess renice on sshd/bash be appropriate but there are numerous processes of each and if so which