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11-18-2002 12:29 PM
11-18-2002 12:29 PM
When I go into SAM to adjust maxfiles_lim from 2048 to 8096, it gives me the following error:
"The value specified for tunable parameter 'maxfiles_lim', '8096', evaluates to '8096' which is more than the maximum allowed value of '2048'"
Any idea if this limit of 2048 can be worked around? Maybe I have to adjust another tunable parameter first before this can be increased? Any help is appreciated.
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11-18-2002 12:32 PM
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Re: maxfiles_lim
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11-18-2002 12:36 PM
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Re: maxfiles_lim
Parameter: nfile
Current: 66638
Planned: (15*NPROC+2048)
Module: -
Version: -
Dynamic: No
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11-18-2002 12:37 PM
11-18-2002 12:37 PM
Re: maxfiles_lim
# cd /usr/conf/master.d
# grep maxfiles core-hpux
Look for these lines ..
*range maxfiles<=2048
*range maxfiles_lim<=2048
Those are probably limiting you in SAM because SAM refers to "core-hpux" file for its limit. Change the above to ..
*range maxfiles<=8096
*range maxfiles_lim<=8096
and then try to configure it again in SAM. It should be fine.
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11-18-2002 12:43 PM
11-18-2002 12:43 PM
Re: maxfiles_lim
It is fixed in a patch:
PHKL_24487:
( SR: 8606108859 DTS: JAGab81563 )
Using SAM, tunable kernel parameter maxfiles and
maxfiles_lim can not be set to higher than 2048.
JP
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11-18-2002 12:45 PM
11-18-2002 12:45 PM
Re: maxfiles_lim
It seem that in sam it is set to a maximum of 2048 even in the help...
Remember:maxfiles sets the soft limit for the number of files a process is allowed to have open simultaneously - So If you really want more you will have to configure a new kernel without sam, in this case the limit is far more than the value you are trying to enter (something like 50 000 ?)
Good luck
Victor