3.1.10.4. Options for ulimit section¶
Option aliases:
core_file_size -> c
data_segment -> d
file_locks -> x
file_size -> f
locked_memory -> l
max_processes -> u
message_queue_size -> q
open_files -> n
pending_signals -> i
pipe_size -> p
processes -> u
real_time_priority -> r
scheduling_priority -> e
set_size -> m
stack_size -> s
time_limit -> t
user_processes -> u
virtual_memory -> v
Recognized options:
- c: {
0} |object core file size limit,
ulimit -c- d: {
'unlimited'} |object process data segment limit,
ulimit -d- e: {
0} |object max scheduling priority,
ulimit -e- f: {
'unlimited'} |object max size of files written by shell,
ulimit -f- i: {
127556} |object max number of pending signals,
ulimit -i- l: {
64} |object max size that may be locked into memory,
ulimit -l- m: {
'unlimited'} |object max resident set size,
ulimit -m- n: {
1024} |object max number of open files,
ulimit -n- p: {
8} |object pipe size in 512-byte blocks,
ulimit -p- q: {
819200} |object max bytes in POSIX message queues,
ulimit -q- r: {
0} |object max real-time scheduling priority,
ulimit -r- s: {
4194304} |object stack size limit,
ulimit -s- t: {
'unlimited'} |object max amount of cpu time in s,
ulimit -t- u: {
127812} |object max number of procs avail to one user,
ulimit -u- v: {
'unlimited'} |object max virtual memory avail to shell,
ulimit -v- x: {
'unlimited'} |object max number of file locks,
ulimit -x
