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different ulimits when 'pbrun' to user
Post 302320054 by zxmaus on Wednesday 27th of May 2009 01:31:12 AM
05-27-2009
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Hi zaxxon,
uid and gid shown are exactly the same for the user with correct and for the user with incorrct ulimits ... that's what confuses me so much.
Even when I do a normal su to the fid the ulimits seem correct. It's only when users from a particular hostgroup do the pbrun the ulimits seem to be wrong - on this particular machine - on other machines its correct. That's why I believe the reason is on the box somewhere, not in the appliction.
Maybe I just have to live with it
Kind regards
zxmaus
uid and gid shown are exactly the same for the user with correct and for the user with incorrct ulimits ... that's what confuses me so much.
Even when I do a normal su to the fid the ulimits seem correct. It's only when users from a particular hostgroup do the pbrun the ulimits seem to be wrong - on this particular machine - on other machines its correct. That's why I believe the reason is on the box somewhere, not in the appliction.
Maybe I just have to live with it
Kind regards
zxmaus
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