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02-17-2005 06:20 AM
02-17-2005 06:20 AM
more than file descriptors
HP-UX 11.11
Because of a problem of out of file descriptors I modified the MAXFILES (from 60 to 2048) and MAXFILES_LIM (to 4096), rebuilded the kernel.
This problem is reported by Oracle 9iR1 Application Server.
But the problem still exists. Is there any other kernel parameter that I should modify according to this two parameters? Is there any formula that I should apply to other parameter?
Because of a problem of out of file descriptors I modified the MAXFILES (from 60 to 2048) and MAXFILES_LIM (to 4096), rebuilded the kernel.
This problem is reported by Oracle 9iR1 Application Server.
But the problem still exists. Is there any other kernel parameter that I should modify according to this two parameters? Is there any formula that I should apply to other parameter?
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02-17-2005 06:23 AM
02-17-2005 06:23 AM
Re: more than file descriptors
The other related value is nfile -- the system-wide limit of open files.
If it ain't broke, I can fix that.
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02-17-2005 06:26 AM
02-17-2005 06:26 AM
Re: more than file descriptors
# kmtune -q nfile
Parameter Current Dyn Planned Module Version
===============================================================================
nfile 7649 - (16*(NPROC+16+MAXUSERS)/10+32+2*(NPTY+NSTRPTY+NSTRTEL))
AS far as I see MAXFILES and MAXFILES_LIM are not involved in the formula to calculate NFILE.
Any suggestion?
Parameter Current Dyn Planned Module Version
===============================================================================
nfile 7649 - (16*(NPROC+16+MAXUSERS)/10+32+2*(NPTY+NSTRPTY+NSTRTEL))
AS far as I see MAXFILES and MAXFILES_LIM are not involved in the formula to calculate NFILE.
Any suggestion?
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02-17-2005 06:39 AM
02-17-2005 06:39 AM
Re: more than file descriptors
An open() system call can fail because of not enough file descriptors for 1 of 2 reasons: 1) The per process limit has been reached; this sets errno = EMFILE (24) 2) the system-wide limit has been reached; this sets errno = ENFILE (23).
If the system file table overflows you will see messages logged in syslog as well as an application error; if the per-process limit is reached, you will only get application errors.
Man 2 open for details.
If the system file table overflows you will see messages logged in syslog as well as an application error; if the per-process limit is reached, you will only get application errors.
Man 2 open for details.
If it ain't broke, I can fix that.
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