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From: OundK.Gregorius@t-online.de (Gregorius)
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Subject: /kernel: /file:table is full
Date: Sun, 23 Sep 2001 12:00:40 +0200
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Dear all,

I´m new to FreeBSD (allthough I have a little bit of experience with Linux)
and I´ve just installed FreeBSD 4.4 yesterday.

Everything went well untill I installed and configured Samba. My Win98 box
has now access to my FreeBSD box but when I try to connect to the Win box I
get the following message:

>smbclient Win98
params.c: Open Conf File () - unable to open configuration file
"usr/local/etc/smb.conf"
too many open files in System


In my sysloged-log files I can read:
/kernel: file: table is full


Has anyone an idea what this means and how I can solve the problem?
I´ve been trying to figure it out since yesterday morning, but I don´t get
any further.

Thanks in advance.

Kirstin

P.S. Please excuse my bad english, I´m from Germany.


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