Alain De Vos Jul 29, 2022 #1 I have a /etc/sysctl.conf file changing sysctl values. But how do i print the default values ?
cy@ Developer Jul 29, 2022 #2 Remove the changed values from sysctl.conf and reboot. Or grep the sysctls in the source.
cy@ Developer Jul 29, 2022 #3 You could also boot without sysctl.conf, and run sysctl -f against another file, watching the outputs and noting them.
You could also boot without sysctl.conf, and run sysctl -f against another file, watching the outputs and noting them.
M mer Jul 29, 2022 #4 I wonder how difficult it would be to add to the "-d" option a line "default value: blah"
L larshenrikoern Jul 29, 2022 #5 Try to comment out your values set in sysctrl.conf. Reboot and see what sysctl -a says. I hope this helps
Try to comment out your values set in sysctrl.conf. Reboot and see what sysctl -a says. I hope this helps
fernandel Jul 29, 2022 #6 mer said: I wonder how difficult it would be to add to the "-d" option a line "default value: blah" Click to expand... I am doing this way otherwise after few weeks I forgot why I did change ...I am old.
mer said: I wonder how difficult it would be to add to the "-d" option a line "default value: blah" Click to expand... I am doing this way otherwise after few weeks I forgot why I did change ...I am old.
