I worked on different ways of making the new ulimit stick, and by far the best way I found is to create the file "/etc/default/riak" with the ulimit -n command in it:
ulimit -n 100000 This file gets sourced by the riak init script at startup, ensuring that the shell from which riak gets started has the appropriate ulimits set. Dave -- Dave Lowell d...@connectv.com > When i run this: > > riak attach > return: Node is not running! > > ulimit -n > return:1024 > > any hints to fix this? > Thanks a lot for helping.
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