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Subject: Re: file table is full
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igor202@newmail.ru (Konnov Igor) writes:

> I use FreeBSD 3.4 and Samba to share files with 15 windows computers.
> When these hosts open about 230 files at once, kernel puts the message:
>   file table is full, too many open files.
> 
> How to increase the maximum number of open files?

Increase maxusers in your kernel.  This is discussed in the handbook
section covering the kernel configuration file.


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