amigaeb@altger.alt.sub.org (Ronny Hansen) (05/15/91)
I am having a hard time figuring out HOW to change the file size limit for ordinary users. I am using AIX V1.2 on a PS-2, and it won't let me have files > 4 Mbytes if I am not logged in as root. How do I change this ? -/ Ronny /-
freese@dalvm41b.vnet.ibm.com ("Bradley T. Freese") (05/25/91)
amigaeb@altger.alt.sub.org (Ronny Hansen) writes: > I am having a hard time figuring out HOW to change the file size > limit for ordinary users. I am using AIX V1.2 on a PS-2, and > it won't let me have files > 4 Mbytes if I am not logged in as root. > How do I change this ? Yes, this is possible. The best reference is in chapter 2 of _Managing the AIX Operating System. See the discussion of user limits. To change the filesize limits for particular users, you can use 'adduser' and change the "filesize" value for each user. Alternately, you can edit /etc/passwd directly. Volume 2 of _AIX Operating System Technical Reference_ has a breakdown of the values for the various fields. If you want to change the default file size for all processes, you can add/change the following line in /etc/environment filesize=8096 and reboot. The number is in blocks.