...or it should at least have nproc limits I believe that nproc limits are only useful against accidents. In particular the following shell script is very goo

...or it should at least have nproc limits I believe that nproc limits are only useful against accidents. In particular the following shell script is very good at taking out systems no matter what limits you set. #!/bin/sh perl -e '1 while push @big, 1` & $0 & $0 If you prevent it from taking out all of the process spots, it still is going to wipe out your memory. If you set paranoid enough limits on both memory and process spots, the system is going to be unusable for normal use cases.