matthew sporleder wrote:
You should be able to set ulimit values in your daemon's init script,
or set them system-wide.
Not quite. I have already adjusted ulimits for slapd. Before, I
specified nothing, and started receiving
Sep 29 15:26:30 ns1 slapd[3244]: daemon: accept(6) failed errno=24
I was able to get past the fd limit on Linux. Aside from the
/etc/security/limits.conf mod:
* softnofile 4096
* hardnofile 4096
You need to add to /etc/pam.d/other
sessionrequired pam_limits.so
Then restart your slapd process.
David Landgren wrote:
It is Linux as it happens. We added
* hardnofile 4096
to /etc/security/limits.conf at the same time that we added
ulimit -n 4096
to the init.d script for ldap. All this did was to change the syslog
error message from
daemon: accept(6) failed errno=24
You should be able to set ulimit values in your daemon's init script,
or set them system-wide.
_Matt
On 10/4/05, David Landgren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
List,
I have a fairly heavily used openldap-2.2.28 server in production and I
am running into the 1024 fd descriptor limit. From time to
