Re: Semaphore bug

2003-08-25 Thread Pablo Yaggi
but is not apache who's living them opened ?
Apache is installed on a low load server ( on a mandrake distro),
and I'm shutting down cleanly apache each hour, so even after
shutdown apache doesn't release anything, i think ...

-pablo


On Saturday 23 August 2003 17:42, Aaron Bannert wrote:
 You've simply exhausted your systemwide (or soft user limits) for
 that resource. Find out what type of lock you're using and increase
 the limit.

 -aaron

 On Friday, August 22, 2003, at 05:04  AM, Pablo Yaggi wrote:
  Hi,
  I notice the semaphore bug last night, is anybody working on it ? I
  saw is the last one
  on bugs report.
  The problem is apache left too many semaphores open, so it reuses to
  start with this
  kind of message (in my case)
 
  [crit] (28)No space left on device: mod_rewrite: could not create
  rewrite_log_lock
 
   is plenty space left on disk and if you check ipcs -s you'll notice
  a lot of apache's
  semaphores.
 
 
  cu Pablo



Semaphore bug

2003-08-23 Thread Pablo Yaggi
Hi,
I notice the semaphore bug last night, is anybody working on it ? I saw is the 
last one
on bugs report.
The problem is apache left too many semaphores open, so it reuses to start 
with this 
kind of message (in my case) 

[crit] (28)No space left on device: mod_rewrite: could not create rewrite_log_lock

 is plenty space left on disk and if you check ipcs -s you'll notice a lot of 
apache's 
semaphores.


cu Pablo





Re: Semaphore bug

2003-08-23 Thread Aaron Bannert
You've simply exhausted your systemwide (or soft user limits) for
that resource. Find out what type of lock you're using and increase
the limit.
-aaron

On Friday, August 22, 2003, at 05:04  AM, Pablo Yaggi wrote:

Hi,
	I notice the semaphore bug last night, is anybody working on it ? I 
saw is the last one
on bugs report.
	The problem is apache left too many semaphores open, so it reuses to 
start with this
kind of message (in my case)

[crit] (28)No space left on device: mod_rewrite: could not create 
rewrite_log_lock

	 is plenty space left on disk and if you check ipcs -s you'll notice 
a lot of apache's
semaphores.
	

cu Pablo