# Configuration file for set_rlimits.  Format is:
#
#   name   program   max_nice_priority  max_realtime_priority
# or
#   name   program   <key>=<value> ...
#
# name is expected to be a username, a groupname if preceeded by a @ sign,
# or ALL (which matches all users).  Negative priorities effectively
# disallow any setting of the respective priority for the matching entry. 
# <key> can be rtprio, nice or memlock.
# Example entry:
#
#mark  /usr/local/bin/jackd  -1  80
#
# Here, user mark can execute /usr/local/bin/jackd using set_rlimits to set
# a realtime priority up to and including 80, but setting of a nice priority
# through set_rlimits is disallowed.  Alternatively, if an `audio' group
# existed, the entry
#
#@audio  /usr/bin/jackd          nice=-1 rtprio=85
#
# would allow the same except the permission would extend to all members of
# the `audio' group.  The same effect could be achieved with the key/value
# syntax:
#
#   @audio  /usr/local/bin/jackd  nice=-1  rtprio=80
#
# For more details on the format and use of this file please refer to
# the set_rlimits manual page.
@audio  /usr/bin/jackd          nice=-1 rtprio=86
@audio  /usr/bin/oss2jack       nice=-1 rtprio=85
@audio  /usr/bin/qjackctl       nice=-1 rtprio=84
@audio  /usr/bin/ardour         nice=-1 rtprio=83
@audio  /usr/bin/hydrogen       nice=-1 rtprio=82
@audio  /usr/bin/jackeq         nice=-1 rtprio=81
@audio  /usr/bin/jack-rack      nice=-1 rtprio=80
@audio  /usr/bin/jamin          nice=-1 rtprio=79
@audio  /usr/bin/qsynth         nice=-1 rtprio=78
@audio  /usr/bin/rosegarden     nice=-1 rtprio=77
@audio  /usr/bin/seq24          nice=-1 rtprio=76
@audio  /usr/bin/specimen       nice=-1 rtprio=75
@audio  /usr/bin/vkeybd         nice=-1 rtprio=74
@audio  /usr/bin/zynaddsubfx    nice=-1 rtprio=73
@audio  /usr/bin/ams            nice=-1 rtprio=72
@audio  /usr/bin/amsynth        nice=-1 rtprio=71