otwol
asked Aug 06 2019
Answer
sysctl command is used to modify the kernel parameters at run-time.
the -p option loads the settings from the file (if a file is specified )
> if no file is specified,it loads the settings from the /etc/sysctl.conf
To make this change permanently,edit the /etc/sysctl.conf
and run the above command without specifying any filename
linuxhelp
asked Aug 14 2019
edited Aug 14 2019
Sysctl -p Usage Of this Command
When i am installing The MongoDB ,After modifying the Configuration Fiole i've come across the command sysctl -p command.What role does it play here?
Thanks In advance!