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Subject: any current public code to limit memory per user?
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From: "Noah McNallie" <n0ah@n0ah.org>
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As the topic says :o)

To be more precise, is there any public patch or somewhat that can help  
with this? As far as i know, in linux, it is only possible to limit memory  
per process. Correct me if i'm wrong.

noah