[Mldonkey-bugs] [Bug #985] NetBSD: Too many open files

[nobody]

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Changes by: Anonymous user        Date: 2002-Sep-10 09:18

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I agree with you....
I have compiled mldonkey for OpenBSD-i386 and the same problem happens.
Just try to reduce your maximum connections...
But this will not solve your problem permanently.



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Submitted by: None                      Project: mldonkey, a free e-Donkey 
client
Submitted on: 2002-Aug-13 08:59
Category:  None                         Severity:  5 - Major                    
Bug Group:  None                        Resolution:  None                       
Assigned to:  None                      Status:  Open                           

Summary:  NetBSD: Too many open files

Original Submission:  Hi,

my logfile is filled with endless repetitions of:

+++ Exception BEFORE CONNECT socket failed: Too many open files
Exception socket failed: Too many open files in client connection

What does it mean - how can I solve this problem?

Thanks,
 Andreas

mldonkey is great! I'd be happy to provide some code for it,
but why the heck did you use ocaml and not something less
exotic? :)

Follow-up Comments
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Date: 2002-Sep-10 09:18             By: None
I agree with you....
I have compiled mldonkey for OpenBSD-i386 and the same problem happens.
Just try to reduce your maximum connections...
But this will not solve your problem permanently.

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Date: 2002-Sep-10 09:17             By: None
I agree with you....
I have compiled mldonkey for OpenBSD-i386 and the same problem happens.
Just try to reduce your maximum connections...
But this will not solve your problem permanently.




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