On Thu, 20 Jun 2002, John Franklin wrote:

# Of course, there has to be policy and security aspects here.  We don't
# want everyone going for queue zero - it would defeat the purpose.  Queue
# zero would be for emergency kernel ops.  How to enforce it, other than
# by code review?

Well, obviously, this sort of parameter is not going to be set by
a mortal user.  The person responsible for maintaining the machine
is probably going to have built a set of rules by which this should
run.

And if they choose poorly, well, it's their own fault, isn't it?

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