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12-20-2004 04:03 AM
12-20-2004 04:03 AM
Kernel parameter Help
Hi Guys,
Can anyone advice how can I set the message queue in the kernel parameter to more than 64k. Prefer 90k, in HP-Unix 11.11 . After I have set, how can I verify that is in use.
* I have try to set to 90k in kernel parameter, accept and reflected as 90k, but when I run command ipcs -qa it shows only 64k . Please advice
Regards
Vincent
Can anyone advice how can I set the message queue in the kernel parameter to more than 64k. Prefer 90k, in HP-Unix 11.11 . After I have set, how can I verify that is in use.
* I have try to set to 90k in kernel parameter, accept and reflected as 90k, but when I run command ipcs -qa it shows only 64k . Please advice
Regards
Vincent
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12-20-2004 04:12 AM
12-20-2004 04:12 AM
Re: Kernel parameter Help
What parameter are we speaking of.
My 11i systems show the exact same total as yours on the ipcs -qa output.
I would surmise that a limit has been reached. But to be sure I need to know specifically what kernel parameter you tried to increase to 91k
SEP
My 11i systems show the exact same total as yours on the ipcs -qa output.
I would surmise that a limit has been reached. But to be sure I need to know specifically what kernel parameter you tried to increase to 91k
SEP
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12-20-2004 04:29 AM
12-20-2004 04:29 AM
Re: Kernel parameter Help
Which kernel parameter have you changed?
msgmap, msgmax, msgmnb, msgmni, msgseg, msgssz, msgtql?
Do yu mean the number of messages, the size of an individual message, the total space avaialble for all messages?
msgmap, msgmax, msgmnb, msgmni, msgseg, msgssz, msgtql?
Do yu mean the number of messages, the size of an individual message, the total space avaialble for all messages?
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