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09-15-2003 12:01 AM
09-15-2003 12:01 AM
PRM usage
Hi,
I use PRM to limite in cpu all the processes from one user.
When i connect to machine with telnet directly with the user, the process is limited.
But if i connect with root and then, i use #su - user command, this process is not limited.
The process is in the same group as root. ( the process is an infinite loop in shell script for test ).
We expected that after a su - command the process would belong to the user group and not the root group in prm.
What can we do?
Thanks.
I use PRM to limite in cpu all the processes from one user.
When i connect to machine with telnet directly with the user, the process is limited.
But if i connect with root and then, i use #su - user command, this process is not limited.
The process is in the same group as root. ( the process is an infinite loop in shell script for test ).
We expected that after a su - command the process would belong to the user group and not the root group in prm.
What can we do?
Thanks.
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09-15-2003 12:06 AM
09-15-2003 12:06 AM
Re: PRM usage
Hi,
What version of prm are you using. Take a look at next doc.PRM C.01.09 or later should work fine in cobination with su.
http://www5.itrc.hp.com/service/cki/docDisplay.do?docLocale=en_US&docId=200000064129628
Regards,
Robert-Jan.
What version of prm are you using. Take a look at next doc.PRM C.01.09 or later should work fine in cobination with su.
http://www5.itrc.hp.com/service/cki/docDisplay.do?docLocale=en_US&docId=200000064129628
Regards,
Robert-Jan.
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09-15-2003 12:12 AM
09-15-2003 12:12 AM
Re: PRM usage
hi,
The version of PRM is C.02.01
I check your documentation.
Thanks
David
The version of PRM is C.02.01
I check your documentation.
Thanks
David
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