Hello, I am having a problem with the number of file handles on a Debian system I am 
using to run multiple instances of jboss 3.2.2 with my application.  I have 
successfully (as far as i can tell) configured the multiple instance binding file to 
run three instances of my app for different testing environments.  The problem is that 
the instances do not seem to be releasing their file handles.  

Using the command: lsof |wc -l 
I see the number grow steadily with each web request.  Not all resources are released 
after the request completed and over time the system runs out of file handles 
requireing a restart of the instances.  

Just a quick look at the lsof output shows that most of the file handles are going to 
the same jar/sar etc. files over and over....   Any idea on what is causing this 
problem?  I did find a post or two that mentions the /tmp directory etc but my working 
directories all seem to be in the correct place, i.e. <instance-name>/tmp, 
<instance-name>/log, <instance-name>work etc...  Any ideas?

On windows 2000 Adv. Server and on Fedora Core 2 I do not see similar problems 
although I have not been able to deploy on Fedora because of characterset problems.  
However just starting up default with nothing deployed on Debian shows about 4000 file 
handles and on Fedora about 130.  Windows (using the sysinternals tool) shows about 
1000.

The only other strange thing I am using is the Java Service Wrapper to start and stop 
the services.  I followed the install instruction straight from the JSW site.

Thank You
Mike Cassisa

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