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Below is an extract from man page of getenv(3c)

NOTES

1> getenv() can be safely called from a multi-thread program.
2> However, care must still be taken when using getenv() and putenv(3C) in a...

thnx Neo :)
I was just trying to check if there is any failed connections, perhaps due to fd exhausted.

I am trying to check on whether file descriptors has been exhausted. Which statistic should I refer to for this ?

If a process is trying to open up a socket, and the file description limit has...

Sorry for not posing my question clearly.

I wish to know the meaning of individual statistics output by "netstat -s".

Are there any references I can look up for to interprete "netstat -s", especially those on TCP statistics.

Does Solaris impose limits on :
- the maximum number of files a directory can have,
- total file size in a directory

If there is such limits, how can I can check for each?

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Hi ALex,
Sorry, my question was not clear, I mean
>> Does Solaris 2.6 limits "nofiles" to 255 only ?
i.e. Does Solaris 2.6 limit a process to open a max of 255 sockets (or files) only, although...

thanks alex.


Do u know if there is any hard limit imposed by Solaris 2.6 on "nofiles(descriptors)" ?

cheers...

thanks, that really helpful...
but how can I skip the "long record" and proceed to next one, to avoid nawk script fail and exit with "record too long" error?

Thnx again...

%ulimit -a
nofiles(descriptors) 1024

This means that I can open up to 1024 file per process? But wonder if there is any hardlimit imposed by Solaris 2.6 (eg 255) ?

By the way, is there any...

A newbie question:

May I know what is "LINE_MAX" in nawk, does this limit the maximum length of a record that nawk can process.
My nawk script gave me an error :
>> input record `...' too long ...