I'm learning how Linux processes and pipes work. I understand that a fork bomb consumes process limits by repeatedly creating more processes, and I'm wondering whether repeatedly connecting…
I'm trying to understand the difference between a fork bomb and a process that continuously feeds data back into its own pipe. A fork bomb rapidly creates new…
I have a script called backup.sh that changes to /starting/path, reads folder names from active-services.txt, and enters each folder to run that folder's own backup.sh if one exists.…