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The first one is deprecated and no longer works on RHEL-like distributions. Ideally, it should contain a pointer to the new one.
The second page states that it's applicable for versions 3.{3,4,5} but it applies to 4.x as well.
On both pages, the configuration for Debian systems seems incorrect. It suggests adding the following to `/etc/security/limits.conf.
neo4j soft nofile 40000neo4j hard nofile 40000
However, the syntax in the /etc/security/limits.conf file states that the user name should come first, so for most users, neo4j should be something else. A wildcard (*) could also work. (See a Stack Overflow answer on the topic).
The characters denoting smaller than, <=, are interpreted as a ligature and are rendered as a leftwards arrow, ⇐. Maybe it's easiest to just use the Unicode ≤ instead.
Gabor
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Hi,
I have some comments/suggestions for the "Number of open files" page.
There are currently two pages with similar titles:
The first one is deprecated and no longer works on RHEL-like distributions. Ideally, it should contain a pointer to the new one.
The second page states that it's applicable for versions 3.{3,4,5} but it applies to 4.x as well.
On both pages, the configuration for Debian systems seems incorrect. It suggests adding the following to `/etc/security/limits.conf.
However, the syntax in the
/etc/security/limits.conf
file states that the user name should come first, so for most users,neo4j
should be something else. A wildcard (*
) could also work. (See a Stack Overflow answer on the topic).The characters denoting smaller than,
<=
, are interpreted as a ligature and are rendered as a leftwards arrow,⇐
. Maybe it's easiest to just use the Unicode≤
instead.Gabor
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: