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I'm using CentOS 6 (64bit) with the Centos Web Panel (CWP) but when I login with my root account into the admin control panel, the "Number of processes" display is only about 200!
I searched the CWP forums and found an article increasing the number of processes like this:




Change your /etc/security/limits.conf and set "username soft nproc unlimited"




And I've also made the following changes as instructed on my server as follows:




root soft nproc unlimited




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root hard nproc unlimited




Then save, log out and restart the server. But when I proceeded to log in again, the number of processes remained unchanged (still only about 200). Are there any solutions available to me?






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    The "about 200" processes that your control panel is showing is probably the number of running processes on the system at any point in time. The limits that you are setting removes the limits on the number of processes), though I wonder if there was ever a limit for the root user to start with. I don't see what your concern is and what you are trying to achieve.
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I'm using CentOS 6 (64bit) with the Centos Web Panel (CWP) but when I login with my root account into the admin control panel, the "Number of processes" display is only about 200!
I searched the CWP forums and found an article increasing the number of processes like this:




Change your /etc/security/limits.conf and set "username soft nproc unlimited"




And I've also made the following changes as instructed on my server as follows:




root soft nproc unlimited




And




root hard nproc unlimited




Then save, log out and restart the server. But when I proceeded to log in again, the number of processes remained unchanged (still only about 200). Are there any solutions available to me?






centos process







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    The "about 200" processes that your control panel is showing is probably the number of running processes on the system at any point in time. The limits that you are setting removes the limits on the number of processes), though I wonder if there was ever a limit for the root user to start with. I don't see what your concern is and what you are trying to achieve.
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    2 days ago















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I'm using CentOS 6 (64bit) with the Centos Web Panel (CWP) but when I login with my root account into the admin control panel, the "Number of processes" display is only about 200!
I searched the CWP forums and found an article increasing the number of processes like this:




Change your /etc/security/limits.conf and set "username soft nproc unlimited"




And I've also made the following changes as instructed on my server as follows:




root soft nproc unlimited




And




root hard nproc unlimited




Then save, log out and restart the server. But when I proceeded to log in again, the number of processes remained unchanged (still only about 200). Are there any solutions available to me?






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I'm using CentOS 6 (64bit) with the Centos Web Panel (CWP) but when I login with my root account into the admin control panel, the "Number of processes" display is only about 200!
I searched the CWP forums and found an article increasing the number of processes like this:




Change your /etc/security/limits.conf and set "username soft nproc unlimited"




And I've also made the following changes as instructed on my server as follows:




root soft nproc unlimited




And




root hard nproc unlimited




Then save, log out and restart the server. But when I proceeded to log in again, the number of processes remained unchanged (still only about 200). Are there any solutions available to me?






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    The "about 200" processes that your control panel is showing is probably the number of running processes on the system at any point in time. The limits that you are setting removes the limits on the number of processes), though I wonder if there was ever a limit for the root user to start with. I don't see what your concern is and what you are trying to achieve.
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    The "about 200" processes that your control panel is showing is probably the number of running processes on the system at any point in time. The limits that you are setting removes the limits on the number of processes), though I wonder if there was ever a limit for the root user to start with. I don't see what your concern is and what you are trying to achieve.
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The "about 200" processes that your control panel is showing is probably the number of running processes on the system at any point in time. The limits that you are setting removes the limits on the number of processes), though I wonder if there was ever a limit for the root user to start with. I don't see what your concern is and what you are trying to achieve.
– Kusalananda
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The "about 200" processes that your control panel is showing is probably the number of running processes on the system at any point in time. The limits that you are setting removes the limits on the number of processes), though I wonder if there was ever a limit for the root user to start with. I don't see what your concern is and what you are trying to achieve.
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