I am not sure but it could be configurable using the /proc filesystem. Try increasing the value of file-max. Irfan Akber ---------- > From: Marlon Anthony Abao <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: file descriptors for squid using linux 2.2.1 > Date: Tuesday, February 23, 1999 4:02 AM > > guys, > i just installed squid on a new box running linux kernel 2.2.1 and squid > complains that my kernel does not have enough file descriptors (only 256). > > i thought that the new kernel has already lifted this limit without need > for anymore filehandle patches. > > is there any way to inform squid that this kernel could now handle more > than 256 fds at a time? or is there a special setting on the kernel to > enable this? > > thanks. > > -marlon >
- file descriptors for squid using linux 2.2.1 Marlon Anthony Abao
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- Re: file descriptors for squid using linu... Martin Hamilton
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- Re: file descriptors for squid using linux 2.2.1 Irfan Akber
- Re: file descriptors for squid using linux 2.... Marlon Anthony Abao
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