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Thank you for your answer. I use nftables for firewall. and no. I didn't mean processes that are in "interrupted sleep" mode. For example, you have 'wget' on your system, let's say its path is '/usr/sbin/wget'. You didn't call it, so there is no such process. But I need to restrict its network...

I have a problem with cgoups. I want to limit network traffic of processes based on their process path, not pid. My problem is that some of those processes are not running and maybe they will run later. So I don't have any pid to add in cgroups. What should I do?

I thought it must be in kernel because I saw ways to do it by writing a kernel module. Thanks for the help

I work on Linux and want to add rules to iptable. I want these rules to be immutable anyway (either changed or deleted). What should I do? Note that for me the rules that are running and kept in memory are important, not the rules that are stored in the iptable rules file. I found a way to save...