interfaces: allow nice/setpriority to 0-19 values for calling process by default#2772
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… #1580968) - adjust default apparmor template to use nice - adjust default seccomp template to use nice values from 0-19 for the calling process - adjust process-control to use renice binary and nice syscall Note, seccomp/libseccomp#69 is a limitation in the current handling of 32bit signed syscall arguments, so we use <=19 rather than >=0. This doesn't affect this PR but is something we'll want to address for things like >=-1.
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Note, seccomp/libseccomp#69 is a limitation in the current handling of 32bit signed syscall arguments, so we use <=19 rather than >=0. This doesn't affect this PR but is something we'll want to address for things like >=-1.