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[18627] Note on the usage of SHM with privileged users #497

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This little PR adds a clarifying note regarding the potential problems of SHM and elevated users such as root. It is a follow-up to eProsima/Fast-DDS#3515

Signed-off-by: Mario Dominguez <mariodominguez@eprosima.com>
@Mario-DL Mario-DL changed the title [18627] Note on the usage of SHM with priviledged users [18627] Note on the usage of SHM with privileged users May 26, 2023
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LGTM

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@JesusPoderoso out of curiosity, this explains well for permission situation via /dev/shm, but performance related behavior reported with eProsima/Fast-DDS#3515. could you share the insight why this behavior is happening with this condition?

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Multiple domain participants (one root user) using SHM causes 100% CPU
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