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--- ubuntu:samba:resolve_rlimit_max_below_minimum_windows_limit [2023/06/09 16:56] – peter
+++ ubuntu:samba:resolve_rlimit_max_below_minimum_windows_limit [2023/06/09 16:58] (current) – [Temporarily change limits] peter
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 </code>
-Chances are good that your global limits far exceed your local limits.
+<WRAP info>
+**NOTE:**  Chances are good that your global limits far exceed your local limits.
-The typical GNU/Linux limit is in the 100k range.
-You can change this value temporarily by executing
+  * The typical GNU/Linux limit is in the 100k range.
+  * You can change this value temporarily by executing:
 <code bash>
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 or permanently by editing **/etc/sysctl.conf** and running **sysctl -p**.
+</WRAP>
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 </code>
+<WRAP info>
+**NOTE:**  This will show you hard and soft limits for the local session.
-This will show you hard and soft limits for the local session.
+  * The hard limit is enforced by the system, while the soft limit is enforced by the local session.
+  * You can increase the local soft limit up to the global hard limit, if necessary.
-The hard limit is enforced by the system, while the soft limit is enforced by the local session.
+</WRAP>
-You can increase the local soft limit up to the global hard limit, if necessary.
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 </file>
-As always the man-pages of both files and the commands offer much more insight.
+<WRAP info>
+**NOTE:**  The man-pages of both files and the commands offer much more insight.
+</WRAP>