Can `su` preserve resource limits?
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I am under user t and then switch to t again via su t:
$ ulimit -c -H; ulimit -c
1000
1000
$ su t
Password:
$ ulimit -c -H; ulimit -c
unlimited
0
Is it possible to request su to preserve resource limit, just like sudo which can:
$ ulimit -c -H; ulimit -c
1000
1000
$ sudo bash -c "ulimit -c -H; ulimit -c"
1000
1000
Thanks.
Here I am trying to find a solution to make https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/446811/674 work.
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I am under user t and then switch to t again via su t:
$ ulimit -c -H; ulimit -c
1000
1000
$ su t
Password:
$ ulimit -c -H; ulimit -c
unlimited
0
Is it possible to request su to preserve resource limit, just like sudo which can:
$ ulimit -c -H; ulimit -c
1000
1000
$ sudo bash -c "ulimit -c -H; ulimit -c"
1000
1000
Thanks.
Here I am trying to find a solution to make https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/446811/674 work.
su shadow-utils
asked May 30 at 1:23
Tim
22.6k61222401
I think it won't work. It only applies to subshells.
– Rui F Ribeiro
May 30 at 2:56
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I am under user t and then switch to t again via su t:
$ ulimit -c -H; ulimit -c
1000
1000
$ su t
Password:
$ ulimit -c -H; ulimit -c
unlimited
0
Is it possible to request su to preserve resource limit, just like sudo which can:
$ ulimit -c -H; ulimit -c
1000
1000
$ sudo bash -c "ulimit -c -H; ulimit -c"
1000
1000
Thanks.
Here I am trying to find a solution to make https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/446811/674 work.
su shadow-utils
asked May 30 at 1:23
Tim
22.6k61222401
I am under user t and then switch to t again via su t:
$ ulimit -c -H; ulimit -c
1000
1000
$ su t
Password:
$ ulimit -c -H; ulimit -c
unlimited
0
Is it possible to request su to preserve resource limit, just like sudo which can:
$ ulimit -c -H; ulimit -c
1000
1000
$ sudo bash -c "ulimit -c -H; ulimit -c"
1000
1000
Thanks.
Here I am trying to find a solution to make https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/446811/674 work.
su shadow-utils
asked May 30 at 1:23
Tim
22.6k61222401
asked May 30 at 1:23
Tim
22.6k61222401
asked May 30 at 1:23
Tim
22.6k61222401
asked May 30 at 1:23
Tim
22.6k61222401
22.6k61222401
I think it won't work. It only applies to subshells.
– Rui F Ribeiro
May 30 at 2:56
add a comment |Â
I think it won't work. It only applies to subshells.
– Rui F Ribeiro
May 30 at 2:56
I think it won't work. It only applies to subshells.
– Rui F Ribeiro
May 30 at 2:56
I think it won't work. It only applies to subshells.
– Rui F Ribeiro
May 30 at 2:56
add a comment |Â
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I think it won't work. It only applies to subshells.
– Rui F Ribeiro
May 30 at 2:56