Safely running Fork bomb without using ulimit or bash FUNCNEST

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I have been researching about fork bomb and how it can be prevented.



I have found two ways to safely execute fork bomb code.



One of them is to set ulimit either temporary or permanently.



Another way is to set FUNCNEST in bash,



export FUNCNEST=2


I recently learned about FUNCNEST and wondering if there is any other way to safely execute fork bomb?









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    I have been researching about fork bomb and how it can be prevented.



    I have found two ways to safely execute fork bomb code.



    One of them is to set ulimit either temporary or permanently.



    Another way is to set FUNCNEST in bash,



    export FUNCNEST=2


    I recently learned about FUNCNEST and wondering if there is any other way to safely execute fork bomb?









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      I have been researching about fork bomb and how it can be prevented.



      I have found two ways to safely execute fork bomb code.



      One of them is to set ulimit either temporary or permanently.



      Another way is to set FUNCNEST in bash,



      export FUNCNEST=2


      I recently learned about FUNCNEST and wondering if there is any other way to safely execute fork bomb?









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      I have been researching about fork bomb and how it can be prevented.



      I have found two ways to safely execute fork bomb code.



      One of them is to set ulimit either temporary or permanently.



      Another way is to set FUNCNEST in bash,



      export FUNCNEST=2


      I recently learned about FUNCNEST and wondering if there is any other way to safely execute fork bomb?







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          You can run bash inside of a cgroup. All of its descendants will be restricted by the cgroup's resource limits.





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            You can run bash inside of a cgroup. All of its descendants will be restricted by the cgroup's resource limits.





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