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How about using ssh encapsulation (ssh -Y ) from the client side ?

If you use that, and have an X on client, exporting DISPLAY will not be required.

Hope that helps.
Regards
Peasant.

Something like :

# awk '{$1=$1}NR==FNR{s=NR;L[NR]=$0;next}{for(i=0;++i<=s;)
{n=split(L[i],F," ");
if ((F[1]==$2)&&($3>=F[3])&&($4<=F[4])) {print $0 OFS F[2]}
}}' OFS="\t" File_1 File_2
1099 ...

For the rest - limitation of space in the HOME directory - there are disk quotas.

Here is a document describing the setup...

Some of what you want can be done with /etc/security/limits.conf, which lets you set hard and soft limits for things like memory use and maximum number of processes, controlled by user or group.