Marking as Fix Released as this has been resolved in Debian and the
package has since been sync'ed to Ubuntu.
** Changed in: nginx (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Committed = Fix Released
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** Changed in: nginx (Debian)
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Title:
Default worker_connections too high for default system
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This has been fixed in Debian. I don't see where this bug should be
SRU'ed. However, the new version of Nginx could be proposed for
backports.
** Changed in: nginx (Ubuntu)
Status: Triaged = Fix Committed
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Marking invalid against Nginx without distribution because the source
code should not need to consider defaults for every distribution. If
installing from source, it's the job of the administrator to know what
defaults will need to be changed.
** Changed in: nginx
Status: New = Invalid
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** Branch linked: lp:~udienz/ubuntu/lucid/nginx/nginx.fix691871
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This is being dealt with upstream. It will be taken care of before Natty
release. Please see bug 692087 and note the sync will pull in the
resolved issue.
** Branch unlinked: lp:~udienz/ubuntu/lucid/nginx/nginx.fix691871
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Proposed to SRU Lucid
https://code.launchpad.net/~udienz/ubuntu/lucid/nginx/nginx.fix691871
** Branch linked: lp:~udienz/ubuntu/lucid/nginx/nginx.fix691871
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** Tags added: regression-proposed
** Also affects: nginx
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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** Tags removed: regression-proposed
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** Changed in: nginx (Debian)
Status: New = Fix Committed
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“If you get into that much load, you should know how to configure your
system to deal with it.”
I don’t feel it is unreasonable to expect that the default OS settings
won’t cause the disk to fill up (and, in doing so, cause other stuff to
crash) when the default connection limit is reached. In
What exactly do you think should be done so you don't have to monitor
what's going on in your own system? The worker_connections will be
reduced to 768 in the next version of this package which is scheduled
for around Friday.
Do you expect Nginx to tell you how to configure your system? With this
** Summary changed:
- default settings are dangerous
+ Default worker_connections too high for default system
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This is not a security issue, agreed.
The issue is that the default limit of the system are set to 1024. This
should not be changed. Instead, it should be reduced to take in account
for the extra file descriptors that are needed for stdin, stdout,
stderr, and log files. For this reason, I feel
Oops, I made a typo in the original report. Sorry!
The speed of log writing in our scenario (with about 1600 concurrent
connections) was 17MB/sec, not 1MB/sec. As such, I still feel like this
is a potential security issue, since it appears that it is trivial for
even low levels of traffic to
@Michael - Where have you committed this change? Will it appear in a
specific version of nginx? Is there an upstream bug that can be
watched?
** Changed in: nginx (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Triaged
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Default worker_connections too high for default system
** Bug watch added: Debian Bug tracker #605529
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=605529
** Also affects: nginx (Debian) via
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=605529
Importance: Unknown
Status: Unknown
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** Changed in: nginx (Debian)
Status: Unknown = New
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Brian: I added the bug watch to this bug report. Thanks for reminding
me.
It will be part of 0.8.53-2.
Snover: It's really the job of the administrator to keep track of the
system. Logs are a huge part of that. While we should be making sure the
package defaults don't conflict with the system
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