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Why open files limits set correctly on dedicated server but not on KVM machines?
Too many file descriptors on Debian, ulimit -n has no effectcentos/redhat: change open files ulimit without reboot?Increasing the maximum amount of open files for libvirtToo many open files with nginx, can't seem to raise limitulimit -n not persisting, tried everythingulimit -n not changing - values limits.conf has no effectProcess specific ulimit still low after changes to soft and hard ulimits“Open files” ulimit applied only when using 'su - userX' but not when I SSH into serverpam_limits: Operation not permitted for sshdOptimize Apache for high concurrent requests
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I have set open files for all users on a dedicated server A in /etc/security/limits.conf like below:
* hard nofile 1048576
* soft nofile 983040
And in /etc/pam.d/common-session I have loaded limits module like below:
session required pam_limits.so
I restarted server A and checking ulimit -Sn (soft limits) and ulimit -Hn (hard limits) displays the newly set values.
Now I have another dedicated server B in which I have 3 KVM machines. On the dedicated server B itself I have set open file as above and it works like a charm after a reboot. The same procedure for server's VMs fails and it shows default open files.
NOTE: They all have Debian OS
Is there something here I'm missing? Is it related to VMs at all? How should I set open files for VMs?
debian virtual-machines dedicated-server ulimit
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I have set open files for all users on a dedicated server A in /etc/security/limits.conf like below:
* hard nofile 1048576
* soft nofile 983040
And in /etc/pam.d/common-session I have loaded limits module like below:
session required pam_limits.so
I restarted server A and checking ulimit -Sn (soft limits) and ulimit -Hn (hard limits) displays the newly set values.
Now I have another dedicated server B in which I have 3 KVM machines. On the dedicated server B itself I have set open file as above and it works like a charm after a reboot. The same procedure for server's VMs fails and it shows default open files.
NOTE: They all have Debian OS
Is there something here I'm missing? Is it related to VMs at all? How should I set open files for VMs?
debian virtual-machines dedicated-server ulimit
asked May 5 at 11:36
ALHALH
1431521
add a comment |
I have set open files for all users on a dedicated server A in /etc/security/limits.conf like below:
* hard nofile 1048576
* soft nofile 983040
And in /etc/pam.d/common-session I have loaded limits module like below:
session required pam_limits.so
I restarted server A and checking ulimit -Sn (soft limits) and ulimit -Hn (hard limits) displays the newly set values.
Now I have another dedicated server B in which I have 3 KVM machines. On the dedicated server B itself I have set open file as above and it works like a charm after a reboot. The same procedure for server's VMs fails and it shows default open files.
NOTE: They all have Debian OS
Is there something here I'm missing? Is it related to VMs at all? How should I set open files for VMs?
debian virtual-machines dedicated-server ulimit
asked May 5 at 11:36
ALHALH
1431521
I have set open files for all users on a dedicated server A in /etc/security/limits.conf like below:
* hard nofile 1048576
* soft nofile 983040
And in /etc/pam.d/common-session I have loaded limits module like below:
session required pam_limits.so
I restarted server A and checking ulimit -Sn (soft limits) and ulimit -Hn (hard limits) displays the newly set values.
Now I have another dedicated server B in which I have 3 KVM machines. On the dedicated server B itself I have set open file as above and it works like a charm after a reboot. The same procedure for server's VMs fails and it shows default open files.
NOTE: They all have Debian OS
Is there something here I'm missing? Is it related to VMs at all? How should I set open files for VMs?
debian virtual-machines dedicated-server ulimit
debian virtual-machines dedicated-server ulimit
asked May 5 at 11:36
ALHALH
1431521
asked May 5 at 11:36
ALHALH
1431521
asked May 5 at 11:36
ALHALH
1431521
asked May 5 at 11:36
ALHALH
1431521
asked May 5 at 11:36
ALHALH
1431521
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