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2001-12-26 Thread Happy Hanukka
Title: NOVEMBER







  
  DECEMBER'S CLOSEOUT: 
  
  JUDAICA ART
  - JUST IN TIME FOR THE HOLIDAYS
  For a Limited Time Only!!!
  

  David Yochanan 
  - Colors
  
   
  David Yochanan 
  - Micro Calligraphy
   


  
  
  
  


   
  "Beloved Jerusalem"
  
  (English and Hebrew Versions available)
   
  
   
  
  "Wailing Wall"
   


  
  Retail for $85 - Buy 
  it Today for Only 
  $19.99!!

  
   
  
  Limited Quantities!!!  Click Here to Order!!!
  
  More 
  pictures to choose from - Click Here!!
   
  
  CALL NOW!!! (877) 240-8501
  
  
  (Toll Free In the US)
   
  
  Excellent Gifts for ANY Occasion!!
  
  CALL FOR WHOLESALE
   
  David Yochanan is an 
  inspiring Jewish/Israeli artist from Tiberia, who captures Jewish art and 
  mystic symbols in beautiful vivid colors and micro calligraphy.  
  
  Pictures are 
  individually signed, and are pre-matted, meaning they are ready for framing in 
  11X13 frame mouldings (available in most stores), or by custom framers (to fit 
  in with your decour).  
  We bring you huge discounts by buying out entire stocks 
  of closeout and clearanced items.  
  Items are in limited quantities, so ORDER TODAY! using our secure online 
  shopping cart!!! 
   
  
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Re: ulimit for mysql and www-data

2001-12-26 Thread Vasil Kolev
  I had the same problem (with apache) , and found that the best way is to
add
ulimit -n 32000
ulimit -u 2048
at the begining of /etc/init.d/apache
And I think that is the best way to do it.

sometning like /etc/rc.boot/ulimit_optimize possibly won't work, because
limits are inherited through fork() , and to execute your script, the init
fork()s,exec() your script,the parent waits for the end of it's
execution, and then continues, so he shouldn't see the change in the
limits.

(sorry for my rusty english :) )

On Wed, 26 Dec 2001, Patrick Hsieh wrote:

> Hello list,
>
> I am running a dedicated apache/php/mysql website on Debian 3.0(woody).
> MySQL server runs as "mysql" uid; Apache "www-data". It seems that the
> default ulimit value does not meet the requirement as a dedicated machine.
> The Debian GNU/Linux box ships dual PentiumIII-1G with 1G RAM. I am planing
> to optimize the ulimit value for "www-data" and "mysql", any suggestions?
>
> BTW, I am planing to put some optimization scripts under /etc/rc.boot, say
> /etc/rc.boot/fs_optimize
> (tuning /proc/sys/fs/*)
>
> /etc/rc.boot/ulimit_optimize
> (tuning ulimit stuff)
>
> Is it a good way to put ulimit adjustments for www-data and mysql in
> /etc/rc.boot/ulimit_optimize so that it works upon boot time?
>
> Any suggestions appreciated.




Re: ulimit for mysql and www-data

2001-12-26 Thread Vasil Kolev

  I had the same problem (with apache) , and found that the best way is to
add
ulimit -n 32000
ulimit -u 2048
at the begining of /etc/init.d/apache
And I think that is the best way to do it.

sometning like /etc/rc.boot/ulimit_optimize possibly won't work, because
limits are inherited through fork() , and to execute your script, the init
fork()s,exec() your script,the parent waits for the end of it's
execution, and then continues, so he shouldn't see the change in the
limits.

(sorry for my rusty english :) )

On Wed, 26 Dec 2001, Patrick Hsieh wrote:

> Hello list,
>
> I am running a dedicated apache/php/mysql website on Debian 3.0(woody).
> MySQL server runs as "mysql" uid; Apache "www-data". It seems that the
> default ulimit value does not meet the requirement as a dedicated machine.
> The Debian GNU/Linux box ships dual PentiumIII-1G with 1G RAM. I am planing
> to optimize the ulimit value for "www-data" and "mysql", any suggestions?
>
> BTW, I am planing to put some optimization scripts under /etc/rc.boot, say
> /etc/rc.boot/fs_optimize
> (tuning /proc/sys/fs/*)
>
> /etc/rc.boot/ulimit_optimize
> (tuning ulimit stuff)
>
> Is it a good way to put ulimit adjustments for www-data and mysql in
> /etc/rc.boot/ulimit_optimize so that it works upon boot time?
>
> Any suggestions appreciated.


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