Installed the protection daemon and it reported 'protected: ardour[...]
oom:FAILED(need root, have uid 0)' every two seconds. It runs as root; the
message was misdirecting.
uid 0 bypasses file permissions via CAP_DAC_OVERRIDE, and the unit's
CapabilityBoundingSet listed only CAP_SYS_RESOURCE/SYS_NICE/IPC_LOCK — so the
bypass was gone. /proc/<pid>/oom_score_adj is mode 0644 owned by the process
owner, so every write returned EACCES while id -u still said 0.
scsynth and sclang looked fine only because they were already at the target and
no write was attempted. The daemon had never successfully protected anything.
- unit: add CAP_DAC_OVERRIDE to bounding + ambient sets
- failure messages print the effective capabilities, not 'need root'
- a FAILED sweep logs once per distinct message instead of 43200 times a day,
which is what the file header already said it refuses to do
