ulimit
I compiled a server whose startup script calls ulimit twice, and both times I get an operation not permitted error. In RH 7.2, how can I make a list of users (or a group) that can use ulimit so that I don't have to run as root?
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You can set up sudo and /etc/sudoers file to give certain users certain rights; another way is setup a group admins with
groupaddb -r admins it creates system account group (with gid <= 499) and then add users to this group with usermod -G gid_of_admins user_name gid_of_admins can be found in /etc/group file (three-digit number) and change perms on ulimit with chown root:admins /path/to/ulimit; chmod 750 /path/to/ulimit in this case only root and admins group would be able to execute ulimit |
I wanted to use the new group approach, but I discovered ulimit is a built-in command without an executable file. Can I still do it this way?
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Then probably sudo is the best solution
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Cagebreinne01
you are aware that rh7.2 is a VERY LONG DEAD version of redhat and this 12 year old thread is well 12 years OLD , and for a OS that is DEAD |
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