Fair user scheduling and other scheduler patches

Fair user scheduling and other scheduler patches

Posted Oct 18, 2007 18:31 UTC (Thu) by jimparis (subscriber, #38647)
Parent article: Fair user scheduling and other scheduler patches

> it will only be necessary to go to the new sysfs directory sys/kernel/uids.
>There will be a subdirectory there for every active user ID on the system

When I read this, it raised a bunch of questions -- what if the UID hasn't run any processes yet? What if a new UID shows up and you want to apply a default policy? But then I did a quick google search and it seems it's already been considered and taken care of.

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Of course on most distros we'll probably have to use a one-liner udev rule 
to hand the uevents on to a script like that.