panics
while it tries to read/write on a crashed swap partition and leave your data in
some inconsistent state).
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h the signal but your user-level application
can use an ioctl when it receives this signal and get the data.
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Hi,
You can change per process file descriptor limit with ulimit.
If your processes ar
done
for minimum limit (in 2.2, I have no experience with 2.4 yet).
I have found some situations where not being able to force a maximum
limit was a problem.
You could argue that with a good load balancing algorithm user
defined limits are useless. Believe me, my experience on HPUX
workstat
y understand what you mean with "a process to pretending a
functional network interface". If you are looking for a way to have
something
that looks like a network interface without real hardware, you should
look at "dummy" module.
On ma machine, I use:
ifconfig dummy0 192.
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