Hi, at 30.06.2010 23:08, Willy Tarreau wrote > I'm seeing that you have nf_conntrack loaded on the server, are > you absolutely sure that the session table never fills up ? You can > check that with "dmesg". I'm asking because this is an extremely common > issue. Just in doubt, you should check if you can disable it. I had already ruled conntrack out - sorry, I forgot to mention it. It's a really common problem I had on my radar. ;)
>> maxconn 75000 >> ulimit-n 192000 > > you can safely remove ulimit-n above, it's correctly computed from > maxconn. Thanks for the hint. > OK I see. You have no "maxconn" setting in your frontend. So it's > limited to the default value (2000). You should set it slightly > below the global maxconn setting (which is for the whole process). I was always of the opinion (not sure from where I got that, though), that setting the maxconn at the beginning would set it as default for every frontend and backend. Oh was I wrong. Next time it's probably a good idea to read documentation on every configuration option again. > your sysctls look correct overall. Thanks! I'm relatively certain maxconn that was the issue, some tests will verify it...thank you very much Willy! Bests, Craig
