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Managing kernel resources on Solaris 10

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transit101

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Nov 17, 2006
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I understand the management of the IPC recources on Solaris 10 has changed. Instead of /etc/system the IPC limits are now set in /etc/project, and the new concepts of project, task, zone, and pool are introduced.

I have two questions:
1. if a user belongs to more than one project, how do I know which project's constraints will be imposed on a process initiated by this user?

2. can anybody point me to some code (or info, whitepaper)
that would give me a good example of how to interrogate and display the current kernel IPC limits for given user?

I got some basic results with prctl, but I'm afraid there's more to it...

Thank you in advance.
 
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