ulimit

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    Learn to fix the "Too many open files" error in Linux using the `ulimit` command. This guide covers diagnosing and increasing the file descriptor limits involving temporary changes with `ulimit -n`, editing `/etc/security/limits.conf` for permanent adjustments, and modifying application-specific settings. Reboot your system to apply changes and verify by rechecking the limits. Additional resources provide deep dives into managing file limits effectively in Linux environments.
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    The article provides a thorough guide on adjusting `ulimit` values in Linux to effectively manage system resources. It explains the importance of `ulimit` for regulating resources in shell processes, particularly for scripts' child processes, to maintain system stability and avoid resource hogging. It includes steps for setting `ulimit` values in bash scripts and demonstrates with examples how to apply these limits to processes such as the number of open files and user processes.