#  ,----
#  | [dope@painless:~]% ulimit -a
#  | -t: cpu time (seconds)         2000
#  | -f: file size (blocks)         500000
#  | -d: data seg size (kbytes)     100000
#  | -s: stack size (kbytes)        8192
#  | -c: core file size (blocks)    0
#  | -m: resident set size (kbytes) unlimited
#  | -u: processes                  1791
#  | -n: file descriptors           1024
#  | -l: locked-in-memory size (kb) 50000
#  | -v: address space (kb)         unlimited
#  | -N 10: file locks              unlimited
#  | [dope@painless:~]%
#  `----
#
# Note: This settings protect *not* against 'fork'-bombs like
#  $ (){ :|:&};:
#  $ perl -e 'while(1){ fork();}'
# but i don't care a pap for it. Trust me. I know what I'm doing. See
# zshbuiltins(1) /ulimit for details.
ulimit -c 0       # prevent core files from being written at al
ulimit -d 100000  #  100 MB  data segment
ulimit -f 500000  #  500 MB  file size
ulimit -l unlimited 
#ulimit -l 50000   #   50 MB  locked memory
ulimit -n 1024    # 1024 open files
ulimit -s 8192    #    8 kb stack size
ulimit -t 2000    #  200 sec CPU time

# An array (colon separated list) containing the suffixes of files to
# be ignored during filename completion. However, if completion only
# generates files with suffixes in this list, then these files are
# completed anyway.
# Note: U can use ``ls **/*~*(${~${(j/|/)fignore}})(.)'' to list all
#       plain files that do not have extensions listed in `fignore'
fignore=( ,v .aux .toc .lot .lof .blg .bbl .bak .BAK .sav .old .o .trace .swp \~)

# Setting abbreviation like 'iab' with Vim.. YES! Zsh _IS_ evil *hr*. I
# use this instead of "global aliases".
#  $ Igr<Space>
# will be expanded to
#  $ groff -s -p -t -e -Tlatin1 -mandoc
typeset -A myiabs
myiabs=(
        "Im"    "| more"
        "Ig"    "| grep"
        "Ieg"   "| egrep"
        "Iag"   "| agrep"
        "Igr"   "groff -s -p -t -e -Tlatin1 -mandoc"
        "Ip"    "| $PAGER"
        "Ih"    "| head"
        "It"    "| tail"
        "Is"    "| sort"
        "Iv"    "| $EDITOR"
        "Iw"    "| wc"
        "Ix"    "| xargs"
)
my-expand-abbrev() {
    local MATCH
    LBUFFER=${LBUFFER%%(#m)[_a-zA-Z0-9]#}
    LBUFFER+=${myiabs[$MATCH]:-$MATCH}
    zle self-insert
}

#--------------------------------------------------
# Now in ~/.zsh/zshbindings
# bindkey     " "        my-expand-abbrev 
#-------------------------------------------------- 

# Set the "umask" (see "man umask"):
# ie read and write for the owner only.
# umask 002 # relaxed   -rwxrwxr-x
# umask 022 # cautious  -rwxr-xr-x
# umask 027 # uptight   -rwxr-x---
# umask 077 # paranoid  -rwx------
# umask 066 # bofh-like -rw-------
umask 066

# If root set unmask to 022 to prevent new files being created group and world writable
if (( EUID == 0 )); then
    umask 022
fi

# fucking "dead.letter" *narf*
if [ -e ~/dead.letter ]; then
         mv ~/dead.letter ~/.dead_letter.`date +%Y%m%d-%R`
fi

# >painless< is a "what happend if< - box (OpenBSD -current) and *.core -
# files is a matter of course :>
if [ "$HOSTNAME" = painless ]; then
	if
		[ -e ${HOME}/{mutt,xmms,zsh,irssi,perl,fvwm,opera}.core ]; then
		zmv -M '(*).core' ~/.Core-Files/'$1.core-`date +%Y%m%d-%S`' && echo "Checkout ~/.Core-Files"
	fi
fi

# 'hash' often visited directorys
#   Note: That's *not* variables or aliase!
#    ,----
#    | $ hash -d M=~/.mutt
#    | $ M
#    | ~/.mutt
#    | $ echo $M
#    |
#    | $ pwd
#    | /home/dope/.mutt
#    | $ 
#    `----
hash -d D=~/download/					# there are my downloads
hash -d F=/usr/local/share/zsh/$ZSH_VERSION/functions	# ZSH functions (OpenBSD)
hash -d F=/usr/share/zsh/$ZSH_VERSION/functions/        # ZSH functions (Slackware)
hash -d FD=/backups/Documentations			# usefull documentations
hash -d FDD=/backups/Downloads				# /new/ software an own make packages/ports
hash -d FF=/backups/Files				# Pics, movies, ..
hash -d FS=/backups/System				# my local backups
hash -d H=/backups/					# Backups from this host
hash -d HJ=~/.jed					# $JED_ROOT (${HOME})
hash -d I=~/.irssi/					# Files for Irssi
hash -d J=/usr/local/jed/				# $JED_ROOT (Change it!)
hash -d L=~/.slang/					# Files for Slrn
hash -d M=~/.mutt/					# Files for Mutt
hash -d P=~/homepage/					# My personal webpage
hash -d RC=/etc/rc.d/					# executed files from init (Slackware)
hash -d S=~/scripts/					# (Un)tested local hacks
hash -d SO=/backups/Source				# Mutt, Slrn, Vim, ..
hash -d U=/usr/src/linux/                               # Linux-Kernel
hash -d V=~/.vim/					# Files for Vim
hash -d VL=/var/log					# often visited ;)
hash -d Z=~/.zsh/					# "setupfiles" for ZSH
hash -d _S=~/.sigs/					# My signature collection