Re: mod_perl IPC under Solaris 7

2000-12-10 Thread Greg Cope
Steven Cotton wrote: Hi, Anyone here any good with debugging IPC "No space left on device" errors? I can't find anything on the web or in deja, and am basically at a loss. Using Storable 0.703 and ShareLite 0.08 I'm getting a lot of the above errors when I have around 40 httpd children.

mod_perl IPC under Solaris 7

2000-12-08 Thread Steven Cotton
Hi, Anyone here any good with debugging IPC "No space left on device" errors? I can't find anything on the web or in deja, and am basically at a loss. Using Storable 0.703 and ShareLite 0.08 I'm getting a lot of the above errors when I have around 40 httpd children. Has anyone else used IPC

Re: mod_perl IPC under Solaris 7

2000-12-08 Thread Mark Doyle
On Friday, December 8, 2000, at 12:10 PM, Steven Cotton wrote: Anyone here any good with debugging IPC "No space left on device" errors? I can't find anything on the web or in deja, and am basically at a loss. Using Storable 0.703 and ShareLite 0.08 I'm getting a lot of the above errors

Re: mod_perl IPC under Solaris 7

2000-12-08 Thread Steven Cotton
Well, I ended up trussing the processes: semop(0, 0xFF0C4E70, 3) Err#28 ENOSPC man semop produces: ENOSPCThe limit on the number of individual processes requesting an SEM_UNDO would be exceeded. So, I thought changing the shminfo_semmnu to a

IPC Linux -- WAS [Re: mod_perl IPC under Solaris 7]

2000-12-08 Thread Tom Harper
I have been looking for where I can set this setting in (redhat) linux-- anyone have any pointers? ipcs, ipcrm are there, but i don't have an etc/system. very little documentation on this for linux (or bsd) that i could find. Tom At 06:29 PM 12/8/00 +0100, Steven Cotton wrote: On Fri, 8 Dec

Re: mod_perl IPC under Solaris 7

2000-12-08 Thread John Siracusa
Here's my long-winded setup. I'm not sure how smart or dumb these settings are, but they work for me on a machine with 1GB or RAM. Note that I had to change the semaphore settings too to get IPC::SharedCache to work without complaint. -John --- * * Shared memory settings changed by John

Re: mod_perl IPC under Solaris 7

2000-12-08 Thread Steven Cotton
On Fri, 8 Dec 2000, Mark Doyle wrote: I suppose the first place to look is to use the Solaris commands ipcs and ipcrm... Also, I believe you have to update the kernerl parameters for shared memory. The default is pretty skimpy. Look at adding things like: to /etc/system. Yes, I have made