How to limit log file size using >>
How can I limit the size of a log file written with >> to 200MB?
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Can I limit a process to a certain amount of time / CPU cycles?
We have a script which runs on our web servers, triggered by customer action, which initiates a unix process to generate some cache files. Because this process acts upon files supplied by our customer, it sometimes misbehaves, running so long that the PHP process which spawns it times out or using so much CPU time that a sysadmin will kill it.
Limiting processes to not exceed more than 10% of CPU usage
I operate a Linux system which has a lot of users but sometimes an abuse occurs; where a user might run a single process that uses up more than 80% of the CPU/Memory.
Why is number of open files limited in Linux?
Right now, I know how to:
Limit max connections per IP address and new connections per second with iptables
We have an Ubuntu 12.04 server with httpd on port 80 and we want to limit:
Are limits.conf values applied on a per-process basis?
I’m tuning the nofile value in /etc/security/limits.conf for my oracle user and I have a question about its behavior: does nofile limit the total number of files the user can have open for all of its processes or does it limit the total number of files the user can have open for each of its processes?
How to circumvent “Too many open files” in debian
If I want to see all relevant log files of my apache2 server at once, I use
How to limit user to publish post per day and per role?
I would like to know is there any way/Plugin to limit the user published post (in a given time span) by his role?
Set a maximum upload count for users on a specific user role
For users with the Contributor user role, I want to restrict the total amount of images that they are allowed to upload. I found this code posted on an answer here:
Changing the username character limit from four to less characters
I want to create a user account on my multi-site installation of WordPress with a username less than 4 characters. But since WordPress has a limit of usernames at least being 4 characters, this error message is shown: