On 12/30/2010 03:34 PM, Emilio Campos wrote: > Hi, Piotr, Now I am running pound with user root: > > r...@mymachine# /opt/pound-2.5/sbin/pound -f /opt/pound-2.5/etc/pound.conf > > r...@mymachine# ps -ef | grep pound > root 11864 1 0 08:59 ? 00:00:00 /opt/pound-2.5/sbin/pound -f > /opt/pound-2.5/etc/pound.conf > root 11865 11864 40 08:59 ? 00:32:05 /opt/pound-2.5/sbin/pound -f > /opt/pound-2.5/etc/pound.conf > at the same time I executed: > > lsof -p 11865 | wc -l > 1088
OK. That is nowhere near "ulimit -n" value of 1 million. What about: # cat /proc/sys/fs/file-nr 11104 0 789217 # cat /proc/sys/fs/file-max 789217 Tuning these (assuming you have Linux, other systems have similar controls) may help you. > and at the moment i can see on the logs: > > Dec 30 09:07:32 sc02sns01 pound: HTTP accept: Too many open files > Dec 30 09:07:32 sc02sns01 pound: HTTP accept: Too many open files > Dec 30 09:07:32 sc02sns01 pound: backend 10.234.23.182:80 create: Too many > open files > Dec 30 09:07:32 sc02sns01 pound: HTTP accept: Too many open files > Dec 30 09:07:32 sc02sns01 pound: backend 10.234.23.182:80 create: Too many > open files > Dec 30 09:07:32 sc02sns01 pound: HTTP accept: Too many open files > Dec 30 09:07:32 sc02sns01 pound: backend 10.234.23.183:80 create: Too many > open files -- To unsubscribe send an email with subject unsubscribe to po...@apsis.ch. Please contact ro...@apsis.ch for questions.
