panics
while it tries to read/write on a crashed swap partition and leave your data in
some inconsistent state).
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on a crashed swap partition and leave your data in
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signal but your user-level application
can use an ioctl when it receives this signal and get the data.
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Hi,
You can change per process file descriptor limit with ulimit.
If your processes are using a lot of fds
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Hi,
You can change per process file descriptor limit with ulimit.
If your processes are using a lot of fds you can increase system wide limits
with:
/proc/sys/fs/file-max
/proc/sys/fs/inode-max
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2, I have no experience with 2.4 yet).
I have found some situations where not being able to force a maximum
limit was a problem.
You could argue that with a good load balancing algorithm user
defined limits are useless. Believe me, my experience on HPUX
workstations showed that lowering
rithm user
defined limits are useless. Believe me, my experience on HPUX
workstations showed that lowering its max. limit from 50% (default
value) to 10% turned some sluggish machines into speed daemons !
Just my 0.02$
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d what you mean with "a process to pretending a
functional network interface". If you are looking for a way to have
something
that looks like a network interface without real hardware, you should
look at "dummy" module.
On ma machine, I use:
ifconfig dummy0 192.168.1.1 up
to
ay to have
something
that looks like a network interface without real hardware, you should
look at "dummy" module.
On ma machine, I use:
ifconfig dummy0 192.168.1.1 up
to set up such an interface.
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