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#3 "httpsd"
157
0000001c -1 2 If the process has the name of httpsd, move it
to group 2 during the process forking and
execution irrespective of the group it originally
belongs to.
#4 "lighthttpd" 0000001c -1 2 If the process has the name of lighthttpd,
move it to group 2 during the process forking
and execution irrespective of the group it
originally belongs to.
#5 "mysqld"
0000001c -1 3 If the process has the name of mysqld, move it
to group 3 during the process forking and
execution irrespective of the group it originally
belongs to.
#6 "syslogd"
00000018
0 8 If the process has the name of syslogd and
originally belongs to group 0, move it to group 8
during the process execution.
#7 "sshd"
00000018
0 8 If the process has the name of sshd and
originally belongs to group 0, move it to group 8
during the process execution.
#8 "inetd"
00000018
0 8 If the process has the name of inetd and
originally belongs to group 0, move it to group 8
during the process execution.
#9 "xinetd"
00000018
0 8 If the process has the name of xinetd and
originally belongs to group 0, move it to group 8
during the process execution.
#10 "cron"
8
00000018
0 If the process has the name of cron and
originally belongs to group 0, move it to group 8
during the process execution.
#11 "crond"
8
00000018
0 If the process has the name of crond and
originally belongs to group 0, move it to group 8
during the process execution.
#12 ""
0
00000004
9 If the process originally belongs to group 9,
move it to group 0 during the process forking.
As there is only one process belonging to group
9 - init, this rule will be applied to the init
children only (see #1).
#13 ""
1
00000004
8 If the process originally belongs to group 8,
move it to group 1 during the process forking.
#14 ""
0
00000004
1 If the process originally belongs to group 1,
move it to group 0 during the process forking.
Note: As all processes (parents) in rules #6 - #11 belong to group 1, the instances these
rules can be applied to can only be children (see rule #14).