Sebastian Solnica

Procgov uses job API to apply process limits. In the past, it was possible to set the I/O rates using the `SetIoRateControlInformationJobObject` function. Unfortunately, starting with Window 10 v1607, this...

Hi, I would assume that it uses the same algorithm, but it has a different purpose string. Maybe this one: https://github.com/lowleveldesign/aspnetcrypter/blob/master/AspNetCrypter/System.Web.Security.Cryptography/Purpose.cs#L32? Have a look at the purpose parameter in Program.cs...

Calculator is a "modern" application and those are currently unsupported by procgov. I have plans to do some work on this type of apps, but I can't promise when it...

In the meantime, you may set limits on processes that are already running. So start Calculator normally and then attach procgov using its PID, for example: `procgov64 --maxmem 30M -p...

I need some more information: - What's the account the target process is using? Is it SYSTEM? - Does your account have admin rights? Is UAC enabled on the server?...

Hi @LordNoteworthy , Thank you for the suggestion. Right now, the custom event properties are passed from the handlers as string, so adding custom output formatting will require some work....

I've seen the dates of the last commits and did not assume in any way that you will quickly respond :) I will make a research on my own regarding...

One idea how to solve it would be to inject an "extension" dll to the child process that would hook the CreateProcess method, temporarily adding the DEBUG flag.

Hi, what was the process you tried to limit?

I think that usually it's either `ntsd`, `windbg` or `msvsmon` (for people using Visual Studio).