by Chris » Thu, 31 Jan 2002 16:04:32
Is there anyone suffer the same problem ?
I have updated the pkgsrc vis "sup -s" today ( 30 Jan 2002)..
so I am thinking maybe that build script is *blah
since I have just build perl-5.6.1nb6 couple days ago without any
problem...
Any ideas ?
thanks
-Chris
by Mishk » Thu, 31 Jan 2002 23:06:15
> Hi there,
> While I was building "perl-5.6.1nb7" from the source
> I got the error message saying that the proc table is full
> and the build cann't fork any process =(
> Is there anyone suffer the same problem ?
> I have updated the pkgsrc vis "sup -s" today ( 30 Jan 2002)..
> so I am thinking maybe that build script is *blah
> since I have just build perl-5.6.1nb6 couple days ago without any
> problem...
> Any ideas ?
--
BR, Mishka.
by Chris H » Fri, 01 Feb 2002 02:08:07
Have you try to build "perl-5.6.1nb7" ? I think you should try it =).Quote:> Check the MAXUSERS value in kernel config file and increase it if needed
> (up to 16, for example).
by Mishk » Sat, 02 Feb 2002 22:57:12
> > Check the MAXUSERS value in kernel config file and increase it if needed
> > (up to 16, for example).
> Have you try to build "perl-5.6.1nb7" ? I think you should try it =).
> and keep track of the processes as you go
--
BR, Mishka.
by Chris » Sun, 03 Feb 2002 14:41:46
No doubt that perl-5.6.1 was fine , since I can build "perl-5.6.1nb6"Quote:> > > Check the MAXUSERS value in kernel config file and increase it if
needed
> > > (up to 16, for example).
> > Have you try to build "perl-5.6.1nb7" ? I think you should try it =).
> > and keep track of the processes as you go
> No I haven't try, but i already tried many times to build perl-5.6.1
> (original). All works perfectly!
I guess you know my point ;-0
by <mis.. » Mon, 18 Feb 2002 22:42:36
>> > Have you try to build "perl-5.6.1nb7" ? I think you should try it =).
>> > and keep track of the processes as you go
>> No I haven't try, but i already tried many times to build perl-5.6.1
>> (original). All works perfectly!
>No doubt that perl-5.6.1 was fine , since I can build "perl-5.6.1nb6"
>without a problem too.
>but I am talking about "perl-5.6.1nb7" on i386 here. =)
--
BR, Mishka.
1. proc table full with Apache 1.2.4
I just brought up Apache 1.2.4 (was using NCSA 1.5.2). In pretty
short notice, my Sun running 4.1.3, started giving mre proc: table
is full messages. Sure enough there were tons of httpd proccess
running. Anyone know why this is?
Thanks for any help.
Beth
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