>> Seeing the work that is done on nginx as Daily changelog shows I was >> thinking the same, that eventualy nginx will replace httpd (it cannot >> replace apache). >> About that "too many files open", I run it this once, but Stuart >> Henderson suggested to alter the values in /etc/login.conf. I was >> expecting some decent values there, but I found out from FAQ that the >> default file has the corespondent values for the minimal hardware >> system OpenBSD is able to run on, so the giant machines need >> adjusting. >
On Wed, Mar 28, 2012 at 11:44 PM, Theo de Raadt <dera...@cvs.openbsd.org> wrote: > Balony. > > If software cannot cope intelligently with soft resource limits, > then such software is probably broken. > > Otherwise, let's just remove the entire resource limit subsystem, ok? No need to remove it I think, because the sole usage of it has a purpose since you've put it there from the start. I can't call xxxterm as being probably broken because my knowledge and position don't allow me to do that. This package asks for minimum 1024 file descriptors and recommands 2048. I modified openfiles-max in login.conf. That was the closest place I found to fulfill the request. The other application is shotwell, it crashes when you try to open in thumbnails mode a direcotry full of pictures. I don't know why the developers used the opening all files at once approach. The old problem is here: http://marc.info/?l=openbsd-misc&m=132843872222529&w=2 Thanks
