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another limits.conf question : limit nofiles specifically for a process
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My /etc/security/limits.conf file looks like this
* soft nofile 1024
* hard nofile 2048
couchdb soft nofile 35000
couchdb hard nofile 35000
root soft nofile 65535
root hard nofile 65535
I want to have a specific limit for my couchdb process, for root and for the rest.
The above does not work.
How is one supposed ot setup limits for a process (which starts automatically on startup) as opposed to a user ?
18.04 startup autostart
asked Apr 15 at 9:08
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My /etc/security/limits.conf file looks like this
* soft nofile 1024
* hard nofile 2048
couchdb soft nofile 35000
couchdb hard nofile 35000
root soft nofile 65535
root hard nofile 65535
I want to have a specific limit for my couchdb process, for root and for the rest.
The above does not work.
How is one supposed ot setup limits for a process (which starts automatically on startup) as opposed to a user ?
18.04 startup autostart
asked Apr 15 at 9:08
ChapoChapo
1112 bronze badges
use "control groups" ( en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cgroups )?
– Rinzwind
Apr 15 at 9:47
couchdbmust be either auser nameor agroup name. Did you create either auserorgroupforcouchdb? Please report to@marmayogi
– Marmayogi
Apr 15 at 9:50
I created a group couchdb including the user couchdb in /etc/group and that seemed to have done the trick. thks @Rinzwind. If you want to post as answer i'll validate
– Chapo
Apr 15 at 10:06
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My /etc/security/limits.conf file looks like this
* soft nofile 1024
* hard nofile 2048
couchdb soft nofile 35000
couchdb hard nofile 35000
root soft nofile 65535
root hard nofile 65535
I want to have a specific limit for my couchdb process, for root and for the rest.
The above does not work.
How is one supposed ot setup limits for a process (which starts automatically on startup) as opposed to a user ?
18.04 startup autostart
asked Apr 15 at 9:08
ChapoChapo
1112 bronze badges
My /etc/security/limits.conf file looks like this
* soft nofile 1024
* hard nofile 2048
couchdb soft nofile 35000
couchdb hard nofile 35000
root soft nofile 65535
root hard nofile 65535
I want to have a specific limit for my couchdb process, for root and for the rest.
The above does not work.
How is one supposed ot setup limits for a process (which starts automatically on startup) as opposed to a user ?
18.04 startup autostart
18.04 startup autostart
asked Apr 15 at 9:08
ChapoChapo
1112 bronze badges
asked Apr 15 at 9:08
ChapoChapo
1112 bronze badges
asked Apr 15 at 9:08
ChapoChapo
1112 bronze badges
asked Apr 15 at 9:08
ChapoChapo
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asked Apr 15 at 9:08
ChapoChapo
1112 bronze badges
1112 bronze badges
use "control groups" ( en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cgroups )?
– Rinzwind
Apr 15 at 9:47
couchdbmust be either auser nameor agroup name. Did you create either auserorgroupforcouchdb? Please report to@marmayogi
– Marmayogi
Apr 15 at 9:50
I created a group couchdb including the user couchdb in /etc/group and that seemed to have done the trick. thks @Rinzwind. If you want to post as answer i'll validate
– Chapo
Apr 15 at 10:06
add a comment
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use "control groups" ( en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cgroups )?
– Rinzwind
Apr 15 at 9:47
couchdbmust be either auser nameor agroup name. Did you create either auserorgroupforcouchdb? Please report to@marmayogi
– Marmayogi
Apr 15 at 9:50
I created a group couchdb including the user couchdb in /etc/group and that seemed to have done the trick. thks @Rinzwind. If you want to post as answer i'll validate
– Chapo
Apr 15 at 10:06
use "control groups" ( en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cgroups )?
– Rinzwind
Apr 15 at 9:47
use "control groups" ( en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cgroups )?
– Rinzwind
Apr 15 at 9:47
couchdb must be either a user name or a group name. Did you create either a user or group for couchdb? Please report to @marmayogi– Marmayogi
Apr 15 at 9:50
couchdb must be either a user name or a group name. Did you create either a user or group for couchdb? Please report to @marmayogi– Marmayogi
Apr 15 at 9:50
I created a group couchdb including the user couchdb in /etc/group and that seemed to have done the trick. thks @Rinzwind. If you want to post as answer i'll validate
– Chapo
Apr 15 at 10:06
I created a group couchdb including the user couchdb in /etc/group and that seemed to have done the trick. thks @Rinzwind. If you want to post as answer i'll validate
– Chapo
Apr 15 at 10:06
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If it helps anyone, based on the comment from @Rinzwind I added a line in /etc/group
couchdb:x:10000:couchdb
and it did the trick.
answered Apr 15 at 23:28
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If it helps anyone, based on the comment from @Rinzwind I added a line in /etc/group
couchdb:x:10000:couchdb
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If it helps anyone, based on the comment from @Rinzwind I added a line in /etc/group
couchdb:x:10000:couchdb
and it did the trick.
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If it helps anyone, based on the comment from @Rinzwind I added a line in /etc/group
couchdb:x:10000:couchdb
and it did the trick.
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couchdb:x:10000:couchdb
and it did the trick.
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Apr 15 at 9:47
couchdbmust be either auser nameor agroup name. Did you create either auserorgroupforcouchdb? Please report to@marmayogi– Marmayogi
Apr 15 at 9:50
I created a group couchdb including the user couchdb in /etc/group and that seemed to have done the trick. thks @Rinzwind. If you want to post as answer i'll validate
– Chapo
Apr 15 at 10:06