On Tue, Jan 20, 2015 at 14:46, STeve Andre' wrote:
> Two questions:
>
> Is this a per process limit, or system, or per boot?
>
> Wouldn't FFS implode with even the 308M file limit, let alone 2
> gigafiles?
It is not the number of tmp files one can create. It is the number of
tmp file *names* t
On 01/20/15 01:37, Ted Unangst wrote:
Since everybody is having so much fun moving various MAX defines
around, I thought I'd find one to play with.
The C standard says TMP_MAX should be the number of filenames tmpnam()
can create. Our current define is very old, and reflects an out
Since everybody is having so much fun moving various MAX defines
around, I thought I'd find one to play with.
The C standard says TMP_MAX should be the number of filenames tmpnam()
can create. Our current define is very old, and reflects an outdated
implementation. The correct number is p
