*5 | The following tuning parameters can be modified dynamically: | |
*5 | FORCEDTERM | Forces termination of the subsystem. |
*5 | HDSTNI | Number of server tasks for asynchronous I/Os. |
*5 | HDPTNI | Maximum number of mounted local file systems. |
*5 | HEAPSZ | Maximum possible value for brk() system call. |
*5 | MAXTIMERC | Maximum number of seconds for terminating |
*5 |
| rc scripts. |
*5 | MAXUP | Maximum number of processes per user. |
*5 | NPROC | Maximum number of processes in complete system. |
*5 | NOTTY | Maximum number of ttys. |
*5 | NOSTTY | Maximum number of sttys. |
*5 | DBLPOOL | Size of the global program cache in MB for the |
*5 |
| posdbl command. |
*5 | Extensions to the POSIX installation program | |
*5 |
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*5 | The POSIX installation program | |
*5 | extended by the following functions for automated installation | |
*5 | (batch mode): |
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*5 | - Installation errors are recorded in the logging file | |
*5 | /var/sadm/pkg/insterr. | |
*5 | - The feedback of a command return code (MAINCODE, SUBCODE1, | |
*5 | SUBCODE2) and triggering the | |
*5 | procedures are supported via the new SDF | |
*5 | operand. |
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*5 | Extensions to the mmap() function | |
*5 | - As of POSIX A39, the mmap() function also supports files | |
*5 | mounted via NFS. | |
*5 | - mmap also supports mapping /dev/zero for increasing | |
*5 | performance and reducing the porting effort of JAVA versions. | |
*5 | You will find detailed information about all innovations to POSIX | |
*5 | A39 in the Release Notice | |
2.17.5New system diagnostic tool Auxiliary SERSLOG Extensions (ASE)
*5 The Auxiliary SERSLOG Extensions (ASE) are implemented in the ASE
*5 subsystem and represent an automated extension to the SERSLOG
*5 events. With ASE, SERSLOG events can be monitored and actions can
*5 be triggered when they occur. Both single record types and com-
*5 plete message classes can be monitored. It is also possible to
*5 set boundary conditions for the actions, such as frequency of the
*5 SERSLOG events.
*5 Possible actions are:
*5 - Message output to the console.
*5 - Teleservice call.
*5 - Logging into an internal buffer.
*5 The SERSLOG events to be monitored by ASE, the thresholds and the
*5 actions are defined via commands.
*5 ASE is a global system resource. Each user that has the TSOS
*5 privilege required for command execution can also execute any ASE
*5 command.
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