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faq:nix [2022/06/12 14:09] – [Maximum Open Files] Mention the fixed bug that could cause this. digital man | faq:nix [2023/02/08 23:50] (current) – [Maximum Open Files] Replace pgrep with pidof digital man | ||
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**Checking current open file limits**\\ | **Checking current open file limits**\\ | ||
- | The most reliable way to determine your open file limit is to login to your BBS as a sysop, run the ''; | + | The most reliable way to determine your open file limit is to login to your BBS as a sysop, run the ''; |
- | Soft limit: '' | + | To view the soft limit: '' |
- | Hard limit: '' | + | To view the hard limit: '' |
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+ | Another method that works on Linux is to search for line beginning with "Max open files" in the file ''/ | ||
+ | $ sudo grep "Max open files" / | ||
+ | Max open files 10000 10000 files | ||
**If you start Synchronet with systemd**\\ | **If you start Synchronet with systemd**\\ | ||
- | If you're using [[howto: | + | If you're using [[howto: |
<file sbbs.service> | <file sbbs.service> |