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solve shmget failed: error 28 (No space left on device) This topic has been semget no space left on device linux deleted. Only users with topic management privileges can see it. Like 0 C clever how to solve shmget failed: error 28 error = shmget (22 invalid argument) (No space left on device) when i login everythings works fine.but after some time i cannot run some gui.such as smplayer.when i ran it in terminal i got this error: Gdk-WARNING **: shmget failed: error https://scn.sap.com/thread/2033717 28 (No space left on device) after search in google i found that, i should edit/etc/sysctl.conf or /etc/sysctl.d/*.conf but none of them exist.any idea? clever | , last edited by Quote Reply Like 0 just Moderator Never seen this error before. But seems like it means what it says. On startup Linux has no temporary files. As Linux works, the number and the size of various temporary and log files increment. https://forum.antergos.com/topic/2726/how-to-solve-shmget-failed-error-28-no-space-left-on-device They are all deleted on logout. That is why there’s a gold rule of thumb. To breath freely and feel itself in good shape, Linux needs 25% of free disk space on startup. It needs the free space to keep constantly growing and shrinking temp, log, var files. For example, if the root partition is 20 G in size, it is safe to occupy up to 15 G of disk space. If fixed files occupy more than 15 G, then sooner or later Linux will start to suffocate. Generating problems and returning errors. So, the questions are: How large is your root partition (in G)? How many DEs are installed in it (better if only one)? How much space of it (in G) is occupied by fixed files? How large is the swap partition (if exists)? In the default, standard configuration Antergos has no /etc/sysctl.conf file the /etc/sysctl.d folder is empty That is normal. The user may create any number of “system control configuration” *.conf files he wants in the /etc/sysctl.d directory. A discussion of what they may contain, how they are named, in what sequence are executed would go far beyond the topic. Only one practical example. If you have 4+ G of RAM, then you may reduce th
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productResults.length + resourceResults.length > 0 ? 'See all Search Results' : 'Full site search'}} > > CA Support Online > Support by Product > Support by Product How to resolve "No space left on device (28)" error? Document ID:TEC541240 Last Modified Date:11/23/2012 {{active ? 'Hide' : 'Show'}} Technical Document Details Products CA Single Sign-On CA Federation CA Web Services Security Components SITEMINDER-WEB AGENT FOR SUNONE:SMSUN Description: Customer is getting the following errors when more than 1 web agent is running on one Solaris 10 machine 26/Jan/2011:02:01:06] warning (19661): CORE3283: stderr: [26/Jan/2011:02:01:07] [Error] [CA WebAgent IPC] [19663] [CSmSharedSegment::smalloc] Error allocating shared memory segment using key 0x6353e581 - No space left on device (28) [26/Jan/2011:02:01:06] warning (19661): CORE3283: stderr: CSmSharedMallocator::CSmSharedMallocator - shared segment is NULL [26/Jan/2011:02:01:06] warning (19661): CORE3283: stderr: : No space left on device [26/Jan/2011:02:01:06] warning (19661): CORE3283: stderr: [26/Jan/2011:02:01:07] [Warning] SiteMinder Agent [26/Jan/2011:02:01:06] warning (19661): CORE3283: stderr: Session cache failed to initialize. [26/Jan/2011:02:01:06] warning (19661): CORE3283: stderr: Unable to create shared memory segment. The segment may already exist, or this process requires appropriate permissions. [26/Jan/2011:02:01:06] warning (19661): CORE3283: stderr: [26/Jan/2011:02:01:07] [Warning] SiteMinder Agent [26/Jan/2011:02:01:06] warning (19661): CORE3283: stderr: Session cache failed to initialize. [26/Jan/2011:02:01:06] warning (19661): CORE3283: stderr: LLAWP unable to create the authorization cache. [26/Jan/2011:02:01:06] warning (19661): CORE3283: stderr: [26/Jan/2011:02:01:07] [Info] [CA WebAgent IPC] [19663] [CSmSem::getSem] Attempted to attach to non-existent semaphore with key 0x6653e581 Solution: The issue is due to shared memory. You need to tune the following parameters on Solaris 10 machine project.max-shm-ids project.max-sem-ids >sudo prctl -n project.max-shm-ids -i project 1 project: 1: user.root NAME PRIVILEGE VALUE FLAG ACTION RECIPIENT project.max-shm-ids privileged 400 - deny - system 16.8M max deny - >sudo prctl -n project.max-sem-ids -i pr