Lines Matching defs:rctl

89 #define	DTD_ELEM_RCTL		(const xmlChar *) "rctl"
90 #define	DTD_ELEM_RCTLVALUE	(const xmlChar *) "rctl-value"
158  * rctl alias definitions
160  * This holds the alias, the full rctl name, the default priv value, action
161  * and lower limit.  The functions that handle rctl aliases step through
163  * the rctl entry as well the limit for validation.
3589 		    "An incompatible rctl already exists for this property"));
3768  * Apply the current rctl settings to the specified, running zone.
3777 	struct zone_rctltab rctl;
3793 	while (zonecfg_getrctlent(handle, &rctl) == Z_OK) {
3797 		rname = rctl.zone_rctl_name;
3799 		/* first delete all current privileged settings for this rctl */
3808 		/* now set each new value for the rctl */
3809 		for (valptr = rctl.zone_rctl_valptr; valptr != NULL;
3843 	if (strcmp(nm, "rctl") == 0)
5831  * Generally uninteresting rctl convenience functions.
5890 	 * indeed an rctl name recognized by the system.
5945 		return (B_TRUE);	/* not an rctl on this system */
6469  * rctl.  If there are multiple existing values for one of these rctls or if
6471  * it has a different action) then we cannot treat the rctl as having an alias
6472  * so we return Z_ALIAS_DISALLOW.  That means that the rctl cannot be
6473  * managed in zonecfg via an alias and that the standard rctl syntax must be
6478  *	Z_ALIAS_DISALLOW - pre-existing, incompatible rctl definition
6479  *	Z_NO_ENTRY - no rctl is configured for this alias
6480  *	Z_OK - we got a valid rctl for the specified alias
6489 	struct zone_rctlvaltab rctl;
6530 				    rctl.zone_rctlval_priv,
6531 				    sizeof (rctl.zone_rctlval_priv)) != Z_OK))
6534 				    rctl.zone_rctlval_limit,
6535 				    sizeof (rctl.zone_rctlval_limit)) != Z_OK))
6538 				    rctl.zone_rctlval_action,
6539 				    sizeof (rctl.zone_rctlval_action)) != Z_OK))
6544 			if (strcmp(rctl.zone_rctlval_priv,
6546 			    strcmp(rctl.zone_rctlval_action,
6553 		*rval = strtoull(rctl.zone_rctlval_limit, NULL, 10);
6568 	 * First check that we have a valid aliased rctl to remove.
6569 	 * This will catch an rctl entry with non-standard values or
6570 	 * multiple rctl values for this name.  We need to ignore those
6571 	 * rctl entries.
6623 	/* remove any pre-existing definition for this rctl */