Thats interesting, can you please details the configuration
that you are using...
Also are you using 10.4.5 or 10.4.6...
We are very interested in getting this version going
but have had no such luck.
At this stage we are trying to free up a powerBook on which
I am going to reinstall a clean 10.4.6 system and nothing else.
Then test Authoxy again... hopefully a machine will come free this week.
Cheers,
Bruce.
Laurent Daudelin wrote:
on 08/03/06 22:10, Heath Raftery at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been doing a bunch of testing on 3.2 really trying to stress it
hard. I'm afraid I simply cannot reproduce these issues. The odd
thing is that basically very little has changed in the connection
side of things, so this has got me beat at the moment.
I have seen the "unable to create new processes" thing come up
occasionally though and am considering some workarounds. In the mean
time, you could try increasing the maximum number of processes
allowed by the system using sysctl:
To show the current limit:
% sysctl kern.maxproc
To change the limit:
% sudo sysctl -w kern.maxproc=1000
And on my end I'll look into setrlimit and alternative ways to invoke
processes (perhaps akin to Apache or Squid).
Regards,
Heath
I have been running for about a week with a larger number of maximum
processes and I have to report that Authoxy 3.2.5 hasn't given me any
problem so far, none whatsoever. I followed the directions in at
MacOSXHints.com to permanently increase those limits through a launchd
config file. My soft limit is currently 512 and my hard limit is 2048. No
problem so far.
-Laurent.
