Hi
here is a little shell script i use to start mathopd with the file limit increased :
#!/bin/sh
ulimit -c 0 -n 2048
# uncomment the following to see what are the limits #ulimit -aHS
exec /usr/local/sbin/mathopd -f /etc/mathopd.conf
then your file limits will be 2048 the -c 0 part is to prevent from generating a core dump, i think mathopd will prevent it itself but you can't be too careful !
Of course your mathod binary should be in /usr/local/sbin/ and your conf file /etc/mathopd.conf or change the paths ...
Great soft by the way i am currently testing it and it seems to work real well !
KEvin
Quentin Gouedard a �crit :
Hello, When I start mathopd, i get the following warning: NumConnections=512 nfiles=1024 warning: NumConnections is too high Why do I get this message ? Can i expect problems from this ?
