Limits(4bnu)
Limits --
BNU daemon process limits file
Description
The /etc/uucp/Limits file establishes the maximum number of
uucico(1Mbnu)
file transport daemons,
uuxqt(1Mbnu)
remote command request daemons, and
uusched(1Mbnu)
file transport scheduler daemons
permitted to run simultaneously on your machine.
The format of each line of the Limits file is:
service=daemon max=num
where daemon can be uucico,
uuxqt, or uusched,
and num is
the maximum number of running daemons permitted for that service.
The Limits file fields are case-sensitive and order-insensitive.
Usage
If the Limits file does not exist,
or is unreadable, or if num does not specify a positive number,
then an unlimited number of services will be permitted to run
on your machine.
If you want to change the contents of the Limits file,
use one of the available text editors.
Examples
The following sample Limits file is typical:
service=uucico max=5
service=uuxqt max=2
service=uusched max=2
This example allows five uucicos, two uuxqts, and two
uuscheds to run simultaneously.
References
Config(4bnu),
Devconfig(4bnu),
Devices(4bnu),
Dialcodes(4bnu),
Dialers(4bnu),
Grades(4bnu),
Permissions(4bnu),
Poll(4bnu),
Sysfiles(4bnu),
Systems(4bnu),
uucico(1Mbnu),
uuxqt(1Mbnu),
uusched(1Mbnu)
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UnixWare 7 Release 7.1.4 - 25 April 2004