Paul Wiechman wrote:
edited it in /proc/sys/fs/file-max
Went to the extreme to try to get it to work.
Well, as I said, you need to bump up fs.inode-max (/proc/sys/fs/inode-max
in old-speak) as well, plus you neet to bump up your per-process
limit (the kernel documentation in
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Paul Wiechman wrote:
OK,
Thanks, How do I tell Linux to add more file descriptors?
eg:
echo 16384 /proc/sys/fs/file-max
I've had to do this on LOTS of my Linux boxen. This should be
documented
OK,
That didn't work. Gave Linux 65535 FD's and quota still gives 'quota:
System I/O error Too many open files'.
Now if I erase ALL the quota roots, quota runs as I would expect.
In order to repair the quotaroots, are the supposed to be deleted and
then recreated via setquota command? Then run
Paul Wiechman wrote:
OK,
Thanks, How do I tell Linux to add more file descriptors?
Paul
I believe in linux that would be
echo #_of_descriptors /proc/sys/fs/file-max
Eric
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All,
I have been wrestling with this issue for a while. I usually get it to
work by accident.
But I would like to know the PROPER way to fix, repair and delete (i.e.
have no quota) quotas when they get askew.
I have used the /usr/cyrus/bin/quota -f to very little success, I get
'System I/O
