How'd Opera use so many FDs?

Kenneth Crudup <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.web.opera.linux
Message-ID <[email protected]>
I ran an "lsof" on my opera 'cause it was non-responsive (and I thought
related to the DNS issue discussed earlier).

What I saw was Opera not having any more FDs to play with:

$ sudo lsof -p 12769 | tail
opera   12769 kenny 1014r   REG                8,5     3029     152046 /home/kenny/.opera/cache4/opr0APX3
opera   12769 kenny 1015r   REG                8,5     3783     152055 /home/kenny/.opera/cache4/opr0APX7
opera   12769 kenny 1016r   REG                8,5     3374     152034 /home/kenny/.opera/cache4/opr0APWX
opera   12769 kenny 1017r   REG                8,5     4189     350290 /home/kenny/.opera/cache4/opr0APY4
opera   12769 kenny 1018r   REG                8,5     3415     153312 /home/kenny/.opera/cache4/opr0APXA
opera   12769 kenny 1019r   REG                8,5     2631     153362 /home/kenny/.opera/cache4/opr0APXQ
opera   12769 kenny 1020r   REG                8,5     3160     817294 /home/kenny/.opera/cache4/opr0APYT
opera   12769 kenny 1021r   REG                8,5     3357     116951 /home/kenny/.opera/cache4/opr0APWL
opera   12769 kenny 1022r   REG                8,5     2316  139849596 /usr/share/opera/ini/xmlentities.ini
opera   12769 kenny 1023r   REG                8,5    78092    1740319 /home/kenny/.opera/cache4/opr0AHI3
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I've attached the entire lsof, as well. How'd this happen?

	-Kenny

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Kenneth R. Crudup  Sr. SW Engineer, Scott County Consulting, Los Angeles
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The following attachment was sent,
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    A Text/PLAIN (Name="opera-all-fds") segment of about 119,495 bytes.

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