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Which command is used to set limits for user processes?

1 year ago
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Which command is used to set limits for user processes? › Category: Introduction to Linux II › Author "LinuxQuestions" › Which command is used to set limits for user processes?
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Linux Questions Staff asked 1 year ago

Which command is used to set limits for user processes?

  • uname
  • ulimit
  • plimit
  • slimit

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