5.0.7 equivlalent to NFILE - SCO
This is a discussion on 5.0.7 equivlalent to NFILE - SCO ; Hi All,
Wonder whether anyone can clarify this I am moving an old application
from an old Unix 3.2.4.2 to open server 5.0.7, this app required
setting NFILE to about 700 , I am right in thinking that this is ...
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5.0.7 equivlalent to NFILE
Hi All,
Wonder whether anyone can clarify this I am moving an old application
from an old Unix 3.2.4.2 to open server 5.0.7, this app required
setting NFILE to about 700 , I am right in thinking that this is no
longer an issue in 5.0.7 as the file table will grow accordingly
SCO_SV sco10 3.2v5.0.7 i80386 11/02/2007
18:30:59 proc-sz ov inod-sz ov file-sz ov lock-sz (-v)
18:31:00 45/ 59 0 186/1126 0 142/ 500 0 2/ 128
e.g above file-sz = 142/500 will the 500 limit expand as the number
of open files reaches close to
500
Many thanks
Dennis
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Re: 5.0.7 equivlalent to NFILE
On Nov 2, 1:35 pm, Dnix wrote:
> Hi All,
> Wonder whether anyone can clarify this I am moving an old application
> from an old Unix 3.2.4.2 to open server 5.0.7, this app required
> setting NFILE to about 700 , I am right in thinking that this is no
> longer an issue in 5.0.7 as the file table will grow accordingly
>
> SCO_SV sco10 3.2v5.0.7 i80386 11/02/2007
>
> 18:30:59 proc-sz ov inod-sz ov file-sz ov lock-sz (-v)
> 18:31:00 45/ 59 0 186/1126 0 142/ 500 0 2/ 128
>
> e.g above file-sz = 142/500 will the 500 limit expand as the number
> of open files reaches close to
> 500
>
> Many thanks
> Dennis
You are correct; process, inode, file and lock tables grow
automatically.
Per user limits do exist, as an example NOFILES specifies the maximum
number of open files for each process. MAXUP specifies how many
concurrent user processes an ordinary user is allowed to run. A
reasonable outline can be found here:
http://osr507doc.sco.com/en/PERFORM/....html#tuneuser
Mike