accept(): Too many open files
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GoogleCodeExporter commented
I'm not sure what steps to take to reproduce this error, but after a few
hours of running with the default thread pool size of 100, grossd dies with
error code 2: accept(): Too many open files. We do have a very large mail
load, averaging 95 greylist actions per second, so maybe there are
descriptors that aren't being cleaned up somewhere.
Original issue reported on code.google.com by skaa...@gmail.com on 18 Sep 2008 at 12:36
GoogleCodeExporter commented
Grossd needs a lot of descriptors under heavy loads. Do you have any dnsbl's
configured? Have you noticed any
problems in log files (regarding threads or threadpools)? What does ulimit look
like?
I'm not aware of any leaking in the current release, at least on Solaris we're
running here.
Original comment by eino.tuominen@gmail.com on 25 Sep 2008 at 10:49
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GoogleCodeExporter commented
No, we have no dnsbls comfigred, since we check those in Postfix and we'd
prefer to
keep them there. We're running Ubuntu 6.06, and I built the gross package
myself
from source. ulimit is set to allow 1024 open file descriptors at any one
time, but
we can certainly increase this. Even so, the second time around (because this
just
happened again) it took quite some time for our rate levels to rise high enough
that
we hit that limit. You might want to consider having this problem in the
documentation so that people can avoid it right from the outset in future.
Original comment by skaa...@gmail.com on 22 Oct 2008 at 1:03
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