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ulimit
Hi,
I need to increase the open files on my server to run a test. Usually what I do is: ulimit –n 5000 My questions are: 1] I want to set this parameter once and for all. What is the right parameter to set in /etc/system: rlim_fd_max or rlim_fd_cur? 2] How to make sure that this parameter won’t make the system unstable? 3] What is the difference between “ulimit –a” and “ulimit -a –H”? Each one gives a different “open files” value. thanks a lot. |
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