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EUSERS
EUSERS means “Too many users”. In Linux it is a legacy errno value and should not automatically be equated with the current number of logged-in accounts. It can appear when a subsystem or compatibility layer enforces its own user, session, license, or remote-client limit.
Preserve the facility that returned it and the limit it enforces. The fix may be to close sessions, raise a subsystem-specific maximum, or correct stale registrations; adding Unix user accounts or changing file permissions is usually unrelated.
Compare with
EMFILE: per-process descriptor limit reached.ENFILE: system-wide file object limit reached.EAGAIN: temporary resource exhaustion for the requested operation.EDQUOT: filesystem quota exceeded.
Linux errno(3) · Linux UAPI errno definitions
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