Dieter Maurer wrote:
Ricardo Bermell writes:
Zope (started from a shell) in OpenBSD gets locked too easyly because of the low default limit for open file descriptors (64). Most operating systems allow you to increase this number (either at runtime or through a kernel recompilation).
Yes, but not to infinity, which seems to be the number of sockets ('tcp streams') my zope will waste if i don't restart it every few days. The question is, you can increase the limit of open file descriptors (before, i used the default 64, now 1024), but it will only be a delay for Zope's dead. Or... do the unused sockets have a limited time of life? I've verified that at least in 36 hours they are not terminated. If any, who fixes this lifetime, Zope or OpenBSD? -- Ricardo