> Most unix systems (including Linux) have a limit on the number of open
> file handles. If each of your virtual domains logs site statistics to a
> separate file then you will be limited to the number of virtual hosts you
> can have. I think Linux is limited to 24 file handles. Check and see
> whether you're writing extra log files through SSL. Jeff
You can use the 'ulimit -n' command to see and set the limit.
Mark
>
> On Wed, 14 Jul 1999, Adam Sherman wrote:
>
> > My sysadmin just encountered the following problem:
> >
> > >Stumbled upon a very interesting bug: We currently have 16 virtual
> > >domains + one the default domain. As soon as I add another domain and
> > >reload apache, normal HTTP will work no problems (ie apachectl start).
> > >If I try to start SSL (ie apachectl startssl or httpd -DSSL), Apache
> > >dies. I have tried it in many different ways now. Seems that there is a
> > >limit of some sort in mod_ssl that causes this. I will be investigating
> > >in more detailes, but this is something that you guys should be aware of.
> > >In other words, until this is fixed, we can not put another web site into
> > >production, which means many unpleasant things.
> >
> > Anybody know what's going on?
> >
> > A.
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