Whoah. It appears that some system along the way (gmail, petidomo?)
interpreted my variables, backslashes, and backticks in a shell and
the results got put in the message.
Below is a reformatted version that hopefully won't have this problem.
- Dimitri
Hello,
I'm new to OpenPKG, but I like what I see so far.
I've got a question about the right way to handle the following situation:
In my mysql error log, I get the following message:
Warning: setrlimit couldn't increase number of open files to more than
1024 (request: 5010)
The MySQL docs recommend that I set the ulimit in mysqld_safe. I see
the option for this in that file: --open-files. So, I figure I can
change this in etc/rc.d/rc.mysql:
cd /openpkg
/openpkg/bin/mysqld_safe
--mysqld=mysqld
--open-files=6144
--pid-file="\$mysql_pid_file"
--err-log="\$mysql_err_log"
But it doesn't seem to do any good. I still get the same mysql error
message. My OS file limit is set much higher, and I don't have enough
open processes that they would all be used already.
An "su - openpkg-r" and "ulimit -a" shows that:
open files (-n) 6144
Does anyone have any hints as to how I can solve this problem?
BTW,
in etc/rc.d/rc.mysql:
--err-log="\$mysql_err_log"
was
--err-log="\$mysql_log_err"
Before I changed it. mysql_log_err is not defined, so I took this to
be a bug and corrected it.
My mysql version is: mysql-4.0.21-2.2.1
OpenPKG version: openpkg-2.2.0-2.2.0
Thanks,
- Dimitri
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