Postgresql increase SHMMAX with sysctl
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Published June 28th, 2013
How do you configure the kernel SHMMAX parameter to give Postgresql more shared memory
1) Edit /etc/sysctl.conf and set to your desired value
kernel.shmmax = 512000000
2) Re-read the sysctl settings
sysctl -p
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