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10-11-2002 09:44 AM
10-11-2002 09:44 AM
I was checking my server, and found a message using the command "dmesg", and show me the next:
file: table is full
file: table is full
file: table is full
file: table is full
file: table is full
Somebody know if i need to change some value in the kernel parameters ?
P.D. The server has HPUX 11.00/64..
Best Regards !
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Re: Message in dmesg !
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10-11-2002 09:58 AM
10-11-2002 09:58 AM
Re: Message in dmesg !
By default the nfile value is derived from the following formula
((16*(nproc+16+maxusers)/10)+32+2*(npty+nstrpty+nstrtel)
So you could also increase the nfile value by increasing the maxusers value. This has the added benefit of increasing other kernel parameters - such as nproc - as well.
But check your kernel the nfile may also be set as a static value & un that case changing maxusers would have no effect.
Rgds,
Jeff
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10-11-2002 10:17 AM
10-11-2002 10:17 AM
Re: Message in dmesg !
Manoj Srivastava