This change introduces setrlimit_uid(2), a new system call for changing
per-UID resource limits.
Unlike the setrlimit(2) system call, setrlimit_uid(2) operates on the
plimit structure stored in struct uidinfo.
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This makes me wonder why not setrlimit_type(id_t id, int /*idtype_t*/ type, int which, const struct rlimit *rlp), but it's not clear most types really want limits so it feels overall like premature generalization.
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| sys/sys/resource.h | ||
| 200 | I feel like I'd put the uid_t at the front of the list so it's "subject", "action", but don't have a strong justification. | |