Subject Re: Again: "Lock manager out of room"
Author Filippo
--- In ib-support@y..., Paul Reeves <paul@f...> wrote:
> Filippo wrote:
> > Hi,
> > a few days ago I posted a message regarding an error message that I
> > get while compiling my database with Firebird SS on RH Linux. The
> > message was "Lock manager out of room".
> > Helen Borrie, Paul Beach and Carlos H. Cantu kindly gave me some
> > suggestion, so I tried to make some change in the isc_config file.
> > But the problem still remains...
>
> Show us the isc_config file. There might be a syntax error.

V4_LOCK_MEM_SIZE 196068
ANY_LOCK_MEM_SIZE 98304
V4_LOCK_SEM_COUNT 64
ANY_LOCK_SEM_COUNT 64
#V4_LOCK_SIGNAL 16
#ANY_LOCK_SIGNAL 16
#V4_EVENT_MEM_SIZE 32768
#ANY_EVENT_MEM_SIZE 32768
#DATABASE_CACHE_PAGES 75
#SERVER_PRIORITY_CLASS 1
#SERVER_CLIENT_MAPPING 4096
#SERVER_WORKING_SIZE_MIN 0
#SERVER_WORKING_SIZE_MAX 0
#V4_LOCK_GRANT_ORDER 1
#LOCK_HASH_SLOTS 101
#DEADLOCK_TIMEOUT 10
#LOCK_ACQUIRE_SPINS 0
#CONNECTION_TIMEOUT 180
#DUMMY_PACKET_INTERVAL 60
#TMP_DIRECTORY 20000 "/opt/interbase/tmp"
#EXTERNAL_FUNCTION_DIRECTORY "/opt/interbase/udf"
#TCP_REMOTE_BUFFER 8192
#CPU_AFFINITY 1
#TCP_NO_NAGLE 0


>
> > I know I'm a newbie with Linux and that my database has a complex (but
> > not so much) structure, but I think that the standard Firebird
> > installation should work with a default Read Hat Linux configuration,
> > don't you?
>
> It seems reasonable, but I have no idea what a default Red Hat
> configuration is. They release a new version every six months. In each
> release there is a different combination of kernel, system library, and
> compiler. If we are really lucky they change the file layout too.
>
> You might also want to say which version of Red Hat you are working
with.
>

You're right. I'm using a RH 8. I'v installed it by selecting the
"standard workstation" configuration (I don't remember the exact name).
But I remember that a few months ago I had the same problem with
previous versions of RH and with Mandrake Linux 8. In all these cases
I selected, during installation, one of the standard "installation
profiles", the one named "workstation" (or similar).

Thanks.