Greetings,
on a RHEL system, I am launching STAF using the following entry
in /etc/rc.d/rc.local
cd /usr/local/staf
. ./STAFEnv.sh STAF
cd bin
nohup ./STAFProc &
in /etc/sysctl.conf I added the line
fs.file-max=2048
and in /etc/security/limits.conf, I added the lines
* soft nofile 4096
* hard nofile 65535
Through STAF, I am launching an installation process that opens a large #
of files, which requires the max # of open files to be 4096 (ulimit -n
4096). If I run the installation interactively in a console after a
reboot, the installation succeeds, suggesting the the above changes to
sysctl.conf and limits.conf are being recognized. If I launch the
installation process after a a reboot from STAF, the installation fails,
exhibiting the symptoms caused by limit of max open files set too low.
I realize this is not a STAF-specific issue, however I am at the end of my
rope. Does anybody know how - on a Unix/RHEL system - increase the max #
of open files setting such that it is recognized by a (STAF) process
launched as detailed above?
Thanks much,
- Stephan
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Stephan Lips
Senior Software Quality Architect - Industry SOA Accelerators
IBM Software Group - Austin, Tx
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Office 512.334.3260
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