Closed ShadabFaiz closed 4 years ago
It looks like you already had a /etc/sysctl.d/50-max_user_watches.conf
setting watches to 16384. And the files are loaded in alphanumeric order so 40-max-user-watches.conf
sets the value to 524288 (probably right above the top line of your output) and then when it gets to 50-max-user-watches.conf
the value is overridden to 16384.
Delete that /etc/sysctl.d/50-max_user_watches.conf
and run sudo sysctl --system
again....
It looks like you already had a
/etc/sysctl.d/50-max_user_watches.conf
setting watches to 16384. And the files are loaded in alphanumeric order so40-max-user-watches.conf
sets the value to 524288 (probably right above the top line of your output) and then when it gets to50-max-user-watches.conf
the value is overridden to 16384.Delete that
/etc/sysctl.d/50-max_user_watches.conf
and runsudo sysctl --system
again....
That worked. Thanks
I'm using Manjaro which is Arch based. So as per the documentation, I should run:
to update watchers. But when i ran it,it did not change the watcher and gave the following output:
However, when I ran the command which were meant for other distros, it updated the watchers.