Hi, i think that I know where is the problem. My "messages" log says:
Jul 29 19:36:41 divinus libvirtd: 19:36:41.032: error : qemudDispatchServer:1315 : Too many active clients (100), dropping connection It looks like that ruby-libvirt doesn't closing connection, when it's running under passenger/rails/apache. The "100" is my defined number in /etc/libvirt/libvirtd.conf Kind regards, Jaromir. Dne 19. července 2010 20:34 Chris Lalancette <clala...@redhat.com>napsal(a): > On 07/17/10 - 09:30:29PM, Jaromír Červenka wrote: > > Good evening, > > > > could anybody explain me this, please? > > > > divinus:~ # virsh > > error: cannot recv data: : Connection reset by peer > > error: failed to connect to the hypervisor > > divinus:~ # > > > > I am trying to imlement Chris's ruby-libvirt to my Ruby on Rails > > application. First few connection to libvirt daemon (thru ruby-libvirt > API) > > from my app are ok, but then somethings happend and it's not possible to > > connect anymore until I restart libvirt daemon manually by init.d script > or > > until I restart apache (or WEBrick). And it's not possible connect to > virsh > > from shell also! See messages above. > > > > When I try ruby-libvirt from bare Ruby script, everythig is fine - > doesn't > > matter how many times I connect. It's strange. > > > > Does anybody have experience with ruby-libvirt in RoR application? > > That is pretty strange. One way that I could imagine this happening is if > libvirtd runs out of file descriptors (or some other resource), and then > can't accept any new connections. There have been some bugs in libvirtd > that > cause that, though it could equally be that your objects aren't being > garbage collected by the Ruby VM. What version of libvirtd are you testing > against? If it's possible, I wonder if you can force a garbage collection > run in ruby and see if that frees up any resources? > > -- > Chris Lalancette >
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