Justin Mason said:
> I'm pretty sure (from my days as a solaris sysadmin) that it *is*
> possible to increase the kernel-level limit.  This would be essential
> to queue up processes, as we don't accept the conn until there's
> a free child to process it.

WARNING: The following method I discovered in a Google search is only for
the strong of stomach or those of sufficiently little technical experience
that a nauseatingly blecherous hack will just go over their heads:

http://www.islandnet.com/~mark/somaxconn.html

"Increasing SOMAXCONN
This web page deals with the what, why, and how of altering the SOMAXCONN
kernel parameter. I don't claim to be an expert on this, so don't freak
out if I've got some of the theory wrong. All I know is that this worked
for me. It may or may not work for you."

Go there for details, I don't have the stomach to republish it here :-)

 -- sidney



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