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1 total messages Started by Walter Tuppa Tue, 28 Jul 1992 09:39
ulimit -c 0 for HP (hack, useful)
#233
Author: Walter Tuppa
Date: Tue, 28 Jul 1992 09:39
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Hello,

I just saw in another group, that HP/UX supports all calls for setting all
types of BSD like limits, like ulimit -c 0, which is very important if you
don't like any COREs. here my patch:

please apply in the bash-1.12/builtins directory
====================== cut here =============================================
*** ulimit.def.org      Tue Jan 21 06:01:35 1992
--- ulimit.def  Tue Jul 28 10:21:10 1992
***************
*** 75,78 ****
--- 75,91 ----
  #  undef HAVE_RESOURCE
  #endif
+ #ifdef HPUX_70
+ /* don't know HPUX 7.xx but HPUX_8.0 has it */
+ #include <sys/resource.h>
+ /* since this is only included in -D_KERNEL, it's copied to here. */
+ #define HAVE_RESOURCE
+
+ #define       RLIMIT_CPU      0               /* cpu time in milliseconds */
+ #define       RLIMIT_FSIZE    1               /* maximum file size */
+ #define       RLIMIT_DATA     2               /* data size */
+ #define       RLIMIT_STACK    3               /* stack size */
+ #define       RLIMIT_CORE     4               /* core file size */
+ #define       RLIMIT_RSS      5               /* resident set size */
+ #endif /* HPUX_70

  /* **************************************************************** */
====================== cut here =============================================

I know it's dirty, but it is very useful to us.

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