Articles tagged as linux
How to Setup Neo4j to Startup on Linux Server Reboot
If you want to emulate the Neo4j RPM service with a tar installation on Linux systems, do the following steps: As root: Copy the $NEO4J_HOME/bin/neo4j script file to /etc/init.d Edit…
Increasing Systemd Thread Limits
Problem In some high workload, and large scale multi-database environments, you may find that your Systemd unit configuration limits the maximum number of processes ("tasks") too low for your use…
neo4j-admin load causes "Not a valid Neo4j archive"
When using neo4j-admin load for loading a .dump file, following error is observerd: Sometimes this has nothing to do with the formatting of the .dump file as indicate by Not…
Number of open files
GNU/Linux and Mac OS operating systems impose an upper limit on the number of concurrent files a user may have open. This article covers how to configure the number of…
Getting "Permission Denied" errors after using neo4j-admin commands
If you have leveraged Debian or RPM Packages to install Neo4j on Linux (or used one of the Public Cloud Marketplace offerings), you need to be careful of file and…
Troubleshooting Neo4j Desktop Issues on Linux
This page describes common issues users may encounter when running Neo4j Desktop on Linux. Error: The SUID sandbox helper binary was found, but is not configured correctly. Explanation Neo4j Desktop…
Upgrading to Neo4j 3.0 Enterprise Step-by-Step - Linux
Neo4j 3.0 is a major release that includes both a directory structure reorganization and a configuration file/parameter name overhaul. This means that upgrading to it requires some additional consideration and…
Using apt to download a specific Neo4j debian package
By default, using apt-get to install Neo4j allows you to grab the current and previous stable releases. However, if you would like to install an older version, you can specify…
Where is my neo4j.log in Ubuntu Linux?
In most Neo4j server environments, all logs will be found in NEO4J_HOME/logs. However, when Neo4j is running as a service on a Ubuntu (debian) Linux environment, usually installed via apt-get…