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Forum Topic - Max Open files and Telnet Sesions...: (3 Items)
   
Max Open files and Telnet Sesions...  
We have a server with qnx4 and many sales points and work points telnet to it over internet. Everything works fine, but 
we are having problems with the number of open files simultaneously and the telnet sessions. Apparently gets the limit 
and we have to reset the server to solution the problem. The server has 16 Gb of RAM memory. I attach the build file (/
boot/build/hard.1) that I use. Please any suggestion to solve this problem ? I really appreciate any help.
Attachment: Text hard.1.txt 316 bytes
RE: Max Open files and Telnet Sesions...  
16Gig?  I did not QNX4 could use more then 4gig.

According to Proc32 documentation the max to -p is 2000.  I don't know what
happens if you specify more then 2000 ( many it's ignored )

Use sin fd and sin files to figure out who's using what.

Maybe using -i option of Fsys could help.

Also try Fsys.atapi, it perform MUCH faster.

-----Original Message-----
From: Victor Gamboa [mailto:vgamboa@computech.com.mx] 
Sent: 9 juillet 2008 17:53
To: qnx4-community
Subject: Max Open files and Telnet Sesions...

We have a server with qnx4 and many sales points and work points telnet to
it over internet. Everything works fine, but we are having problems with the
number of open files simultaneously and the telnet sessions. Apparently gets
the limit and we have to reset the server to solution the problem. The
server has 16 Gb of RAM memory. I attach the build file (/boot/build/hard.1)
that I use. Please any suggestion to solve this problem ? I really
appreciate any help.

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QNX4 Community Support
http://community.qnx.com/sf/go/post10283
Re: RE: Max Open files and Telnet Sesions...  
Thanks for your help....
So I think that I wasted the Ram Memory.....
I will do what you suggest... Thank you very much.....