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Re: mem intensive apps such as firefox fail despite kmem changes [message #24592 is a reply to message #24573]

Thu, 06 December 2007 14:57

paul_xedos
Messages: 13
Registered: November 2007

Junior Member

Sorry to sound such a duffer but is there an easy way to remove all limits as suggested. Hashing out most of the resources params in the VEID.conf file causes these errors on start up

[root@titan vz-scripts]# vzctl start 3842
UB parameter physpages not set
UB parameter vmguarpages not set
UB parameter oomguarpages not set
UB parameter numtcpsock not set
UB parameter numflock not set
UB parameter numpty not set
UB parameter numsiginfo not set
UB parameter tcpsndbuf not set
:::::::::truncated:::::::::::
UB parameter tcprcvbuf not set
UB parameter othersockbuf not set
UB parameter dgramrcvbuf not set
UB parameter numothersock not set
UB parameter numfile not set
UB parameter dcachesize not set
UB parameter numiptent not set

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		mem intensive apps such as firefox fail despite kmem changes By: paul_xedos on Thu, 06 December 2007 12:10
		Re: mem intensive apps such as firefox fail despite kmem changes By: vaverin on Thu, 06 December 2007 13:44
		Re: mem intensive apps such as firefox fail despite kmem changes By: paul_xedos on Thu, 06 December 2007 14:00
		Re: mem intensive apps such as firefox fail despite kmem changes By: paul_xedos on Thu, 06 December 2007 14:32
		Re: mem intensive apps such as firefox fail despite kmem changes By: paul_xedos on Thu, 06 December 2007 14:57
		Re: mem intensive apps such as firefox fail despite kmem changes By: vaverin on Fri, 07 December 2007 05:28

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