Re: /bsd: file: table is full
Peter Haag wrote: > Hi list, > I'm running a moderate busy OpenBSD 6.0 server for mail ( postfix, cyrus ) as > well as > web server ( nginx, php ) and experiance the following kernel messages: > > /bsd: file: table is full > > /bsd: process: table is full > > Is there an advice or rule on how the values kern.maxfiles, kern.maxproc > should be set/increased > in order to avoid hitting these limits, or is it simply an increase to what > every value is appropriate? increase as necessary, but investigate better process limits. the system limits are a last resort check against runaway processes, but it's better to hit per process/user limits first.
/bsd: file: table is full
Hi list, I'm running a moderate busy OpenBSD 6.0 server for mail ( postfix, cyrus ) as well as web server ( nginx, php ) and experiance the following kernel messages: /bsd: file: table is full /bsd: process: table is full Is there an advice or rule on how the values kern.maxfiles, kern.maxproc should be set/increased in order to avoid hitting these limits, or is it simply an increase to what every value is appropriate? On the application side, I already tried to optimize some values for IMAP etc. - fstat is the tool of choice, but all tweeking seems not to fit into the default values of the kernel. Many thanks - Peter signature.asc Description: OpenPGP digital signature
