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[root@520d7a1b-25a1-cea9-84fc-fb445f9b3f94 ~]# sysctl -w net.core.rmem_max=2096304
sysctl: cannot stat /proc/sys/net/core/rmem_max: No such file or directory
We were able to set the equivalent underlying illumos kernel parameter with the command below but the issue is that the LX emulation lies to the Linux system call and returns some arbitrary value even though we have changed the kernel param in illumos under the hood.
This is something that neirac from IRC was mentioning he would look at, isn't it? It's probably best to file this in the illumos redmine (where he can access it) rather than here. This issue is likely to be missed if it's fixed upstream first.
We would like to run third-party software on LX that requires a handful of Linux kernel parameters to be set. The full list is shown at https://docs.oracle.com/en/database/oracle/oracle-database/19/ladbi/minimum-parameter-settings-for-installation.html#GUID-CDEB89D1-4D48-41D9-9AC2-6AD9B0E944E3. From that list there is no mapping for the following parameters in the current LX emulation code:
Which can be seen from this output on a LX image running
kernel_version
4.1.12
:Looking at
rmem_max
andwmem_max
for example, the Linux commands to set these parameters are:But we encounter the following error:
We were able to set the equivalent underlying illumos kernel parameter with the command below but the issue is that the LX emulation lies to the Linux system call and returns some arbitrary value even though we have changed the kernel param in illumos under the hood.
Hoping mappings can be added for these kernel parameters.
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