Howto auto-set fixed nice value for a user?
From: Nicola Pedrozzi (nikita_at_swissgalaxy.ch)
Date: 03/28/05
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Date: Mon, 28 Mar 2005 14:51:26 +0200
Hello Linuxers,
I've browsed the news-groups many times without luck:
a couple of years ago I managed to set a fixed nice value
for each process started by a given user (actually the user
has no shwll access but some procmail processes start for him
each time a new mail arrives).
Now I have to do it again but I don't remember how I did...
The odd pri=+19 in /etc/passwd doesn't work.
'renice +19 -u username' only works for now-running jobs,
each new job keeps getting priority 0.
I'm running linux 2.4.27 - on a patched slackware-dist.
Thanks for your help,
nIc
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