35 lines
962 B
Bash
35 lines
962 B
Bash
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#!/bin/bash
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# Run this script to unlock all permissions to run the linux binaries
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# and create threads
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binaries=$(find $directory -type f -name "*.elf")
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echo Unlocking real time permissions for binaries and bash console...
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# Set up the soft realtime limit to maximum (99)
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# Please note that the hard limit needs to be set to 99 too
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# for this to work (check with ulimit -Hr).
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# If that has not been done yet, add
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# <username> hard rtprio 99
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# to /etc/security/limits.conf
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# It is also necessary and recommended to add
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# <username> soft rtprio 99
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# as well. This can also be done in the command line
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# but would need to be done for each session.
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ulimit -Sr 99
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for binary in ${binaries}; do
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sudo setcap 'cap_sys_nice=eip' ${binary}
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result=$?
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if [ ${result} = 0 ];then
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echo ${binary} was unlocked
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fi
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done
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# sudo setcap 'cap_sys_nice=eip' /bin/bash
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# result=$?
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# if [ ${result} = 0 ];then
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# echo /bin/bash was unlocked
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# fi
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