Well - I didn't imagine the ulimit of 1024 - Debian did. And when I do
changes to reasonable system defaults, I tend to do it moderately. The high
number of opened files can of course easily be seen e.g. by "lsof | grep -c
/".
In this case though, the problem isn't really open files. I tried to st
>When I raise it (1536 or 2048) ASSP still crashes, but tells me more:
THERE should be NO limit for ANY ulimit setting (or MAX for ALL settings)
for the user who runs ASSP
EVEN 2048 for opened files is very much too less. For example: you have 7
SMTP workers (are 10 threads in sum) and ~ 1000
Thanks for the hint to ulimit. It was not the solution, but helped seeing
the problem. The ulimit was originally set to 1024. When I raise it (1536 or
2048) ASSP still crashes, but tells me more:
ASSP 2.4.4(14307) is starting in directory /opt/assp
on host mail
try setting a higher open files limit.
you can see actual value with *ulimit -n* and set new value with *ulimit -n
value*.
2048 should be reasonably high to allow your assp to start (*ulimit -n 2048*
)
regards,
On Tue, Nov 4, 2014 at 10:29 PM, Dirk Kulmsee wrote:
> Hi everybody,
> I have been r
Hi everybody,
I have been running ASSP 2.4.4 (14264) on Debian jessie with perl 5.20 for
some weeks. Today I updated the whole system (i.e. Debian Updates, cpan
updates, some newer files from ASSP). Well, never change a winning team :-).
If I try to start ASSP now it crashes in less than 30 seconds
Ahh, works much better, thanks!! :-)
I just found that I run Net::SMTP 3.02 on this new one and Net:SMTP 2.34 on
the old.
And, as of Net:SMTP 2.35 Net::SMTP:SSL will not run due to error in code.
Regards,
Pontus
-Original Message-
From: Thomas Eckardt [mailto:thomas.ecka...@thockar.com]
download the /lib folder (zip) - it contains a corrected version of this
module
Thomas
Von:"Pontus Hellgren"
An:
Datum: 04.11.2014 11:07
Betreff:[Assp-test] module load error...
Hi there!
Just installed a new server the same way I usually do (I think...) and
upgraded f
Hi there!
Just installed a new server the same way I usually do (I think...) and
upgraded from ASSP version 2.4.3(14258) to ASSP version 2.4.4(14307)
I get a module load error:
module Net::SMTP::SSL could not be loaded (see error below): check with
>perl -e "use Net::SMTP::SSL;"
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