max_proc_per_user

[SEZAYI]

I have max-proc-per-user set to default 64.... I want to change this to 512
a created sys_tuning.stanza file
added line to sys_tuning.stanza file
proc:
max_proc_pert_user=512
max_threads_per_user=4096

run command
/sbin/sysconfigdb -a -f sys_tuning.stanza
with sysconfigdb -l
i can see lines max_proc_pert_user=512
max_threads_per_user=4096 in sysconfigdb
but
when i was restart system i see message in command line
"attribute max_proc_per_user not in subsystem"
and
"attribute max_thereads_per_user not in subsystem"

what can i do , hepl me please.
thanks.

[Hein van den Heuvel]

Looks like you need to add ' proc' to the end of the 'sysconfig -a' command according to the man page.
[I don't know for sure, becase I just edit sysconfigtab directly myself]

This is assuming that the 't' in 'max_proc_pert_user' is a typo while entering this topic as well as the 'thereads'.

If you still have problems, then maybe you want the attach an EXACT copy of the santza-formatted file to a next reply. Just including the text may not be good enough as the forum software mangles whitespace.


Hein.

[Kevin Webb_4]

If you are getting Attribute ..... not in subsystem you have most likely mis-spelt it.

Here is an extract from my stanza file

proc:
max_proc_per_user = 2048
max_threads_per_user = 4096

Make sure the syntax is exactly correct....
then....

sysconfigdb -m -f "name of stanza file" proc

and it will work

-m is safer than -a as if an entry already exists it will superceed it where -a will not

Kevin

[SEZAYI]

Thankyou for your answer. My Stanza formatted file attach .

[Michael Schulte zur Sur]

Hein is right,

max_proc_pert_user

has a t too much.

Michael