On Tuesday 12 February 2002 17:53, Joey Hess wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > Hmm. That's great for shell scripts and interactive shells, but what
> > about, for example, the number of sendmail children on a box? My problem
> > is I have a machine that can handle more than 300 sendmail childre
The original problem was the process limit in the kernel, which was 512
divided by two for users. The solution was to recompile the kernel. I used
the kernel-kpkg package to do this. dpkg-kpkg actually worked. I'm
impressed. :)
Thanks to all who provided their input and assistance!
On Tue, 12 Fe
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hmm. That's great for shell scripts and interactive shells, but what
> about, for example, the number of sendmail children on a box? My problem
> is I have a machine that can handle more than 300 sendmail children at any
> given time, but once it hits 300 I've got to unpl
Take a look at /etc/security/limits.conf
It's about the same thing, but via PAM . Although I don't think this
will 'temperate' your children :) ...
Better add a line in the init.d script.
Ionut
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Hmm. That's great for shell scripts and interactive shells, but what
about, for example, the number of sendmail children on a box? My problem
is I have a machine that can handle more than 300 sendmail children at any
given time, but once it hits 300 I've got to unplug the network and wait
for those
On Monday 11 February 2002 19:19, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> It looks like the default max number of processes in Debian testing is 300
> processes. How can this be increased? Any input would be appricated.
> Thanks!
>
> Oh, on i386. :)
the maximum number of processes can be set with the ulimit com
On Mon, Feb 11, 2002 at 01:19:04PM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
| It looks like the default max number of processes in Debian testing is 300
| processes. How can this be increased? Any input would be appricated.
| Thanks!
|
| Oh, on i386. :)
man ulimit
(actually it's the bash manpage, type "/
* [EMAIL PROTECTED] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [020211 10:25]:
> It looks like the default max number of processes in Debian testing is 300
> processes. How can this be increased? Any input would be appricated.
> Thanks!
>
> Oh, on i386. :)
This must be a kernel issue, not a debian-specific one. I don't
It looks like the default max number of processes in Debian testing is 300
processes. How can this be increased? Any input would be appricated.
Thanks!
Oh, on i386. :)
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