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From: Len Conrad <LConrad@Go2France.com>
Subject: RE: proc: table full
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>Getting a slew of "/kernel: file: table is full" errors...  assuming I may be
>hitting kern.maxfiles or kern.maxfilesperproc
>.       kern.maxvnodes: 32508
>.       kern.maxproc: 532

above requires a recompile

>.       kern.maxfiles: 1064

above is writeable

>.       kern.argmax: 65536
>.       kern.maxfilesperproc: 1064

as is the above

>.       kern.maxprocperuid: 531




>also noticed that maxusers for this particular server kernel is set to its
>default of 32...  not sure how FreeBSD scales based on that (if at all).

I´ve seen people talk about setting it to 128 or 256.

Len



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