Suppose I want to modify a kernel parameter, such as SEMOPM. I: su cat /proc/sys/kernel/sem And see: 250 32000 32 128 So I: echo 250 32000 100 128 > /proc/sys/kernel/sem Great, until the next reboot. If I had an old kernel, I'd have to modify some source and recompile the kernel. These days I understand the preferred method is to put this echo command in an "init script" someplace. Can anyone clarify this more for me? Should I put this in my rc.local?
And as long as we're using this list, do we have any plans for a meeting this semester? I would present Kerberos config but I have only just finished getting all the necessary files, forget actually trying to go through the installation procedure in the docs. Sean
