acctresume
acctresume specifies how much free file-system space must
be available before accounting can be resumed.
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Specify integer value. For more information, see Specifying Parameter Values.
This parameter is of interest only if process accounting is being used on the system.
acctresume specifies the minimum amount of free space that
must be available in the file system before the system can resume
process accounting if it is suspended due to insufficient free space.
The threshold at which accounting is suspended is defined by acctsuspend .
For an overview of how accounting is suspended and resumed, see Overview of Accounting Suspend and Resume ).
acctresume
The threshold at which accounting resumes can be set to any value from
no free space to the entire usable area in the file system. However,
acctresume is specified relative to the value for minfree, and
should be larger than acctsuspend (see Related Parameters
topic below). To select a value, see Specifying an Accounting Threshold
Value .
Process accounting is resumed when sufficient space (as specified by
acctresume plus minfree) becomes available. If
the sum is greater than 100 percent, or greater than the maximum normal
free space, accounting cannot resume.
acctsuspend and acctresume are interrelated.
To prevent suspend-resume conflicts, the signed, integer value of
acctresume must always be greater than the signed, integer
value of acctsuspend.