increase_rlimits() tries to set RLIMIT_CORE high, which grsec disallows #1421
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Reference: tahoe-lafs/trac-2024-07-25#1421
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Originally reported in #982 by ioerror:
Grsec disallows a resource overstep when tahoe requests 4196256 for
RLIMIT_CORE
. To get tahoe started, you'll need to add the following to the init.d script:But, when I read [the source code of increase_rlimits()]source:trunk/src/allmydata/util/iputil.py?annotate=blame&rev=4971#L12 I don't see any evidence that we deliberately set
RLIMIT_CORE
. (We certainly never intended to.)So, is it that calling
resource.getrlimit(resource.RLIMIT_NOFILE)
is also settingRLIMIT_CORE
? Perhaps this is a bug in the Python standard library. Could someone with grsecurity installed please reproduce this issue and show the complete error message?I posted to the grsec mailing list asking about this: http://grsecurity.net/pipermail/grsecurity/2011-June/001083.html
Brad Spengler posted to the grsec mailing list that it was probably due to the other issue (#982) that the process was attempting to dump core, and that the
RLIMIT_CORE
is probably set to that value by default, so closing this as not-an-issue.