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hello!

I am using RedHat 4.1, kernel version 2.0.27.
Reg. Number 645677 support ID 7530fc

I am worried with the limit of file opens and record locks
I can get for each user session. I explain:

I've worked with a Dynix (Symmetry) Unix on which you
could  configure the kernel with such a parameter as
commercial/parallel/timeshare environment which was
used by the kernel to tune buffer cache and the number of open files
for any given user process. This setup has inpact in filename cache sizing,
buffer cache sizing and file and record-locking parameters for example.

In Linux kernel setup, I don't find any of these parameters, nor any
that could state anything about record locks available or limit number
of the open files.

Should I be worried or am I missing something?

Thank you.

Joao B.

Quote:> In Linux kernel setup, I don't find any of these parameters, nor any
> that could state anything about record locks available or limit number
> of the open files.

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