As pointed out by Gavin Kreuiter
nproc is the max TOTAL processes on a system.
max-proc-per-user is the maximum for an INDIVIDUAL user.
Tru64 does not have a nproc equivalent; it is implicit in the
value of maxusers.
Steve Copper
Original Question:
|
| Managers,
|
| Does anyone know what the equivalent parameter to "nproc"
| for the Tru64
| platform is. This relates to maximum number of operating
| system processes,
| as opposed to maximum number of operating system users
| (maxusers). We have
| received advice from Oracle to raise this value but they say
| that they don't
| know exactly what it is as they are talking in generic Unix
| terms and not
| specific to TRU64.
|
|
| Thanks in advance.
|
| Steve Copper
|
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