It's not the number of connections; it's the number of PENDING
connections, that is, incoming connections that have not been accepted
yet. You may have as many connections active as you please; just make
sure you accept promptly.
Henry Rich
On 11/23/2013 12:06 AM, Pascal Jasmin wrote:
If I understand correctly, this constant is used as the maximum number of
connections in sdlisten (sockets.ijs). It is not completely obvious if this is
just a default parameter, or if it is a system limit. (the name suggests it is
a system limit, though I do not notice it enforced).
At any rate, netdefs for win64 (and 32) has this set at 5, while linux/android
have it as 128. I read somewhere that a practical limit on sockets in windows
is 1024. Can the number in netdefs be increased?
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