Greetings managers,
Does anyone know of a way to tell how many threads a particular user has
running? I want to determine if we actually hit a real ceiling regarding
the kernel parameter "maxuthreads" or if the application had some problems
and eventually reached this maximum value due to an application error. Here
is some of the output from kernel.log.
Jan 30 06:00:03 SYSTEMNAME vmunix: thread_create() failed for pid 11964:
maxuthreads (=1560) exceeded for uid 305.
Jan 30 06:01:02 SYSTEMNAME vmunix: thread_create() failed for pid 12129:
maxuthreads (=1560) exceeded for uid 305.
Jan 30 06:01:02 SYSTEMNAME vmunix: WARNING -- process concurrency may be
reduced for process 12083, uid 305:
Jan 30 06:01:02 SYSTEMNAME vmunix: number of blocked threads exceeds
maxuthreads quothread_create() failed for pid 12087: maxuthreads (=1560)
exceeded for uid 305.
Thanks in advance. I will summarize,
Devin
* Devin Mireau - EMS System Administrator
* California ISO - EMS SCADA Dept.
* Ph: (916) 608-5844 - Pg: (916) 828-3648
* Email: dmireau_at_caiso.com
Received on Mon Jan 31 2000 - 19:36:29 NZDT