You may be on the right track with famd.
But you may want to increase the value contained here:
/proc/sys/fs/file-max

Cat the file first to see the vaule. Then perform an

echo 10000000 > /proc/sys/fs/file-max

I was told that the value which can go into this file can go upwards of 4 billion. Gees, imagine a system with that many open files suddenly crashing and having to replay that journal.

Yes, the ulimit thing seems like another value which needs to be stretched when building out the LTSP system. I'm glad you mentioned these issues. I should look at the limits on # of files and # of processes on my box too.

I've seen some mention of adding some of these values to the paramaters passed to the kernel at boot time.

Good luck! The other day I was getting "Out of Memory Errors". It was some combination of the hard drive not being optimized (must have lost DMA after a power surge) and then virtual memory wasn't working right after that.



John McMonagle wrote:

Am upgrading to ltsp 4.11 and debian sarge with kde.

Working though the small offices first and had no problems.

Now having a problem when about 10 people are logged in.
What happens is logins stall and new programs stall.
Was getting errors in syslog from famd saying it is out of file handles.
Jun 27 13:28:52 oshkosh famd[5361]: failed to accept new client: Too many open files Jun 27 13:29:00 oshkosh famd[5361]: localclient socket(PF_UNIX, SOCK_STREAM, 0): Too many open files
restarting famd makes thing resume.

I added to the startup of famd
ulimit -n 4096

So far did not any more errors logged but still have problems.

I stopped famd and it runs OK but would prefer to run famd if possible.

Any ideas?

John


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