Re: Issue with Linux

2002-01-02 Thread John Fox
According to "Linux Programming" by Kurt Wall... /proc/sys/fs... file-max = The maximum number of file handles the kernel will allocate. file-nr = The number of allocated file handles, the number of used file handels, and the maximum number of file handles. inode-max = The maximum number of o

Re: Issue with Linux

2002-01-02 Thread Magnus Stenman
Martin Maèok wrote: > > On Mon, Dec 31, 2001 at 07:17:33PM +0530, Satheesh, TV (MED) wrote: > > Considering the enormous power, there shouldn't be a problem. > > However I have seen strange errors as "Stale NFS Handle" or "Too > > Many Open files" or some error in loading libraries. > > Have you

Re: Issue with Linux

2001-12-31 Thread Martin Mačok
On Mon, Dec 31, 2001 at 07:17:33PM +0530, Satheesh, TV (MED) wrote: > Considering the enormous power, there shouldn't be a problem. > However I have seen strange errors as "Stale NFS Handle" or "Too > Many Open files" or some error in loading libraries. Have you tried searching "linux too many op

Issue with Linux

2001-12-31 Thread Satheesh, TV (MED)
Hello everybody I have a server with 1 G RAM running on 1GHz Dual Processor. It has Red Hat Linux 6.2 and kernel version 2.2.16. Considering the enormous power, there shouldn't be a problem. However I have seen strange errors as "Stale NFS Handle" or "Too Many Open files" or some error in loading