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linux:tips [2009/07/23 15:48]
193.164.137.40 Limit the CPU usage of an application (process) - cpulimit
linux:tips [2015/05/08 12:09] (current)
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 This will cleanly unmount drives, terminate processes and nicely reboot your machine. This will cleanly unmount drives, terminate processes and nicely reboot your machine.
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 +<note important>**If you suspect memory corruption killed your kernel, be careful with Sync option. It may flush corrupted disk buffers over your filesystem and cause more headache after reboot.**</note>
  
 **also for more detailed info see:** [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magic_SysRq_key]] **also for more detailed info see:** [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magic_SysRq_key]]
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    * If you want kernel to swap out more process memory and thus cache more file contents increase the value. Otherwise, if you would like kernel to swap less decrease it.    * If you want kernel to swap out more process memory and thus cache more file contents increase the value. Otherwise, if you would like kernel to swap less decrease it.
    * More info [[http://lwn.net/Articles/83588/|2.6 swapping behavior]]    * More info [[http://lwn.net/Articles/83588/|2.6 swapping behavior]]
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 +Example:
 +   * ''swappiness=0'' tells the kernel to avoid swapping processes out of physical memory for as long as possible
 +   * ''swappiness=100'' tells the kernel to aggressively swap processes out of physical memory and move them to swap cache
 +   * A value of ''swappiness=10'' is recommended, but feel free to experiment.
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 ===== Getting rid of that obsolete delay after password authentication ===== ===== Getting rid of that obsolete delay after password authentication =====
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 If you have a reliable server with a good RAID card and power supply, you could set the dirty_ratio to 100 and the dirty_background_ratio to 1. This was recommended by a buddy of mine who runs quite a few servers running virtual machines. If you have a reliable server with a good RAID card and power supply, you could set the dirty_ratio to 100 and the dirty_background_ratio to 1. This was recommended by a buddy of mine who runs quite a few servers running virtual machines.
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 ===== How do I force users to change their passwords upon first login? ===== ===== How do I force users to change their passwords upon first login? =====
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