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Date: Wed, 03 Feb 1999 14:27:20 +0000
From: Adolfo Pisa Menendez <info@conectia.es>
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I have many problems in may server getting the message on dmesg:

file: table is full

I have set the option
OPEN_MAX=256
in the kernel, but I still have problems.

Where can I know the effective number of open file at a moment.
Where do I configure It.

Is there any additional limit on user, process or so on?


Thanks in advance

A.Pisa
adolfo@conectia.es

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