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What are the differences of this? I am so confused.
1) If kernel.pid_max is the maximum number of PID that kernel can assign, then why is there a kernel.threads-max if there is already a kernel.pid_max in place? (considering threads-max is higher than pid_max)
2) Same thing with ulimit -u, i think it usually has a higher value set than kernel.pid_max. Why is it still needed?
3) Is is true that output of ps -eLf | wc -l should not be higher than the value of kernel.pid_max? What do specifically -eLf displays?
Sorry if i got too many questions. I would just like to understand it..
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What are the differences of this? I am so confused.
1) If kernel.pid_max is the maximum number of PID that kernel can assign, then why is there a kernel.threads-max if there is already a kernel.pid_max in place? (considering threads-max is higher than pid_max)
2) Same thing with ulimit -u, i think it usually has a higher value set than kernel.pid_max. Why is it still needed?
3) Is is true that output of ps -eLf | wc -l should not be higher than the value of kernel.pid_max? What do specifically -eLf displays?
Sorry if i got too many questions. I would just like to understand it..
linux kernel ulimit kernel-parameters
asked 1 hour ago
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What are the differences of this? I am so confused.
1) If kernel.pid_max is the maximum number of PID that kernel can assign, then why is there a kernel.threads-max if there is already a kernel.pid_max in place? (considering threads-max is higher than pid_max)
2) Same thing with ulimit -u, i think it usually has a higher value set than kernel.pid_max. Why is it still needed?
3) Is is true that output of ps -eLf | wc -l should not be higher than the value of kernel.pid_max? What do specifically -eLf displays?
Sorry if i got too many questions. I would just like to understand it..
linux kernel ulimit kernel-parameters
asked 1 hour ago
YkalyYkaly
224 bronze badges
What are the differences of this? I am so confused.
1) If kernel.pid_max is the maximum number of PID that kernel can assign, then why is there a kernel.threads-max if there is already a kernel.pid_max in place? (considering threads-max is higher than pid_max)
2) Same thing with ulimit -u, i think it usually has a higher value set than kernel.pid_max. Why is it still needed?
3) Is is true that output of ps -eLf | wc -l should not be higher than the value of kernel.pid_max? What do specifically -eLf displays?
Sorry if i got too many questions. I would just like to understand it..
linux kernel ulimit kernel-parameters
linux kernel ulimit kernel-parameters
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YkalyYkaly
224 bronze badges
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