RE: ERROR: System error 24: Too many open files

"Oded Arbel" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.mobile.kannel.devel
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This is not a very common problem, AFAIK, but Linux does have a limit on
the maximum number of files that can be opened at the same time. 
Are you able to reproduce that problem ? did it occure while the
computer was heavily loaded ? 
My suggestion would be to use a recent Linux distribution, sporting a
2.4 kernel (being that RH62 is almost 4 years old, I wouldn't suggest
installing it to anyone for any reason, anyway).

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> >Hi ALL,
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> >I am using Kannel Development Release version 1.1.6 on 
> Redhat 6.2 compiled 
> >using native malloc ,after running few hours smsbox crashed 
> when i checked 
> >smsbox.log follwing are the errors. Is it related to 
> increasing Inodes 
> >etc..... OR ???????????
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> >2002-04-28 02:09:15 [2] ERROR: HTTP: Error accepting a client.
> >2002-04-28 02:09:15 [2] ERROR: System error 24: Too many open files
> >2002-04-28 02:09:15 [5] WARNING: Tried to set MClass field, denied.
> >2002-04-28 02:09:15 [5] INFO: No reply sent, denied.
> >2002-04-28 02:09:15 [1] PANIC: gwlib/http.c:1535: port_put_request: 
> >Assertion `p
> >!= NULL' failed.
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