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12-11-2003 10:38 PM
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Re: File table full
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12-11-2003 10:39 PM
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Re: File table full
Ultimately you need to increase the valus of kernel parameter "nfile" and reboot.
-- Graham
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Re: File table full
you should increase the nfile kernel parameter. I suggest you to do it by SAM.
Best regards,
Ettore
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12-11-2003 11:59 PM
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12-12-2003 10:29 PM
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Re: File table full
of coures you should check why is your systeem full. Can you stop some of your proces.
If you can not then you have to increase
NFILE parameter ( watch out you must rebote your system after this)
NFILES - total number of open files per system
use sam to do this
succes
idriz
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Re: File table full
John.