Public bug reported:
By default, coturn on Ubuntu 16.04 appears to be limited to 4096 open
files/sockets. This results in a max number of sessions around 2000.
By adding "ulimit -n 40000" as the first command in "do_start()" inside
/etc/init.d/coturn, this limit is increased.
Is there a way to make this configurable without hacking the init
script?
** Affects: coturn (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Description changed:
- By default, coturn on Ubuntu 16.04 appears to be limited to 4000 open
+ By default, coturn on Ubuntu 16.04 appears to be limited to 4096 open
files/sockets. This results in a max number of sessions around 2000.
By adding "ulimit -n 40000" as the first command in "do_start()" inside
/etc/init.d/coturn, this limit is increased.
Is there a way to make this configurable without hacking the init
script?
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Configurable ulimit
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