BTW, Is there are any utility like lsof for windows system.
regards,
Ranjan
David Delbecq wrote:
In his case, 1024 might be a quite low limit fora server. count jars/
classes files, compiled jsps, resources files, network connection,
logging files and it increases quite quickly
Christopher Schultz a écrit :
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RB,
Ranjan Kumar Baisak wrote:
To see your current settings use 'ulimit -a'. If you want to make
permanent changes edit /etc/security/limits.conf
Everything in a system is a file, not just a single webpage, the
default are not enough for your requirements.
Ok now I got it. default value for open files is 1024 and I think I
need
to increase open file descriptor limit.
Just as I would caution anyone who is running out of memory to check to
see /why/ they were running out of memory before they blindly increase
the heap size, I have to caution you to investigate /why/ you are
running out of file handles before you blindly increase your file handle
limit.
Yes, increasing the file handle limit is likely to fix your problem, but
probably only temporarily. You may have a resource leak that is merely
going to take longer to hit if you increase your file handle limit.
- -chris
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