Re: [MLUG] all out of swap - memory leak

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From: Michael <EMAIL:PROTECTED>
Date: Wed, 16 Feb 2005 17:51:37 -0800
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> Yep.  I'd never heard of it before!  This will be great.  I'm 
> surprised I went this long without problems.
> Does anyone have any advice on what the appropriate limits are?  I 
> want users to be able to do just about anything, but not cripple the 
> system!
> I have 640 MB RAM and a couple of GB of swap.

Unless you know a user's memory needs I'd suggest limiting each to what 
the machine has in physical memory. 640MB should be enough for most 
apps. Just put ulimit in your logon scripts.

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