Antwort: Re: [suse-domino] insufficient TCP IP Sockets

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Hello Mark

thanks for your reply.

By entering netstat -natp |wc -l I get 240 (user Notes).
Thats much lower then you have. But now it is 9 am and most start to work. I
check it on 4 pm i think it will rise.
> Which task is giving the error message?  SMTP? Router?
None of them. It appears suddenly in notes.log or console.log
We have OS/2 and NT clients. Maybe they do not close the connection.

Thomas






[email protected] on 17.04.2002 17:13:13
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An:     Thomas Stoehr/ViS01/Volksbank-in-Stuttgart/de@VOLKSBANK-IN-STUTTGART
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Thema:  Re: [suse-domino] insufficient TCP IP Sockets

Hello thomas,

Wednesday, 17 April 2002, you wrote:


tsvisd> Hello,

tsvisd> we get the following error message on our Domino "Shared Mail" Cluster.

tsvisd> Error on Listen function: Insufficient TCP sockets are availabe. Consult
your tsvisd> vendor*%s TCP / IP documentation ....

tsvisd> I know that there are several answers to this question but everything we
tried tsvisd> did not solve our problem.
tsvisd> we changed  the settings for example:

tsvisd> file-max
tsvisd> inode-max
tsvisd> ulimit
tsvisd> limits.conf
tsvisd> ....

These are all file system limits.  Looks like this is TCPIP related.
What does netstat -natp |wc -l give?  I get 21396 entries...  Could it
be that the server has used all high ports?

tsvisd> it seems to have something to do with open files.
tsvisd> lsof (list of open files) command returns 240 open files per opened
database tsvisd> !!!
tsvisd> we have 80 Server processes (ps -aux) per server

tsvisd> That means that the open files are three times the server processes

tsvisd> Is it possible to reduce the server processes ?
tsvisd> Maybe that would be a possible solution.

This shouldn't be an issue.  I have 83 of them on one server I look
after, with no problems.

tsvisd> System

tsvisd> Suse 7.3 Kernel 2.4.16
Tick
tsvisd> Domino 5.08
Hmm, 5.0.6...
tsvisd> no http task ....
Tick

Which task is giving the error message?  SMTP? Router?

 Mark


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