Mon Jan 23 09:59:22 EST 2006 rsc
    	proc.c.orig:1474,1480 - /n/sources/patch/killbig-nits-2/proc.c:1474,1480
    	  			if(s != 0)
    	  				l += s->top - s->base;
    	  		}
    	- 		if(l > max && strcmp(p->text, "kfs") != 0){
    	+ 		if(l > max && (p->procmode&0222 && !strcmp(eve, p->user))) {
    	  			kp = p;
    	  			max = l;
    	  		}
    
    Please don't use !strcmp(x,y) in Plan 9 code.
    It's difficult to read and easy to get wrong,
    which I think you did.  What you mean is
    
    	if(l>max && ((p->procmode&0222) || strcmp(eve, p->user)!=0)
    
    which gets the procs that have writable ctls or
    are not owned by eve.  You were killing only the procs
    that have writable ctls AND ARE owned by eve,
    making it even easier for your supposed malicious
    users to wreak havoc.
    
    
    	proc.c.orig:1487,1493 - /n/sources/patch/killbig-nits-2/proc.c:1487,1493
    	  			qunlock(&s->lk);
    	  		}
    	  	}
    	- 	print("%lud: %s killed because no swap configured\n", kp->pid, kp->text);
    	+ 	print("%lud: %s killed by killbig()\n", kp->pid, kp->text);
    	  }
    
    Killbig is the only function that prints '%lud: %s killed'
    so printing 'by killbig()' is useless.
    
    I applied these changes, with the fixes.  I also made killbig
    kill all the processes sharing the same bss as the guy who
    got killed, so that if there's a big threaded program, killbig
    will get all the procs.
    
    Russ