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SubjectRe: 2.1.125 Show stopper list: Draft
In article <m0zSWxs-0007U9C@the-village.bc.nu> you write:
>I'd like to see per user as well as per process limits for kernel commitment,
>address space commitment etc. Those are really needed for "big iron" machines
>and Linux is moving more and more into that area.

Agreed. What exactly does OOM anyway? Is it a bad idea?

How do other Unixen handle this?

hjb
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