Hello Managers,
My original Question was :
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Recently, we applied patch duv40bas00006-19971216 to our Digital Unix
4.0b system, and after that Netscape Enterprise server began to produce
Forbidden message. From our early experience, we know that adding
vm: vm-mapentries=20000
to /etc/sysconfigtab solves this problem.
When sysconfigtab file is examined this entry is already there (we had put
it before, and it was working without problems).
But sysconfig -q vm shows that vm-mapentries=200
Whatever we add to /etc/sysconfigtab does not affect the system. (Altough
I reboot the system.) sysconfig -q shows default values for every
subsystem altough they are changed in /etc/sysconfigtab.
How can I solve this problem? This appeared after applying the patches.
Any hints will be greatly appreciated.
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Thanks to the following people for their responses:
"SIMEONE, Allan J." <Allan.SIMEONE_at_rp-rorer.com>
Emanuel Salazar <Emanuel.Salazar_at_MCI.Com>
Bill Antoniadis <sysadmin_at_bloodstockwww.com>
I applied the following solution as suggested by Allan J. Simeone , and my
problem is solved, but still, changes in the sysconfigtab are not
recognized by the system.
Anyway, system does not give forbidden message anymore..
Thanks..
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this can also be set dynamically where a reboot is not needed by doing
the following...
# dbx -k /vmunix /dev/mem
(dbx) print vm_tune.vt_mapentries
200
(dbx) patch vm_tune.vt_mapentries=20000
20000
(dbx) quit
then when you do your sysconfig -q vm, you should see the change.
Allan
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Received on Sat Feb 14 1998 - 13:16:54 NZDT