On 2025-10-06 Steve McIntyre <[email protected]> wrote: > Hey folks,
> I'm following up to the conversation here, as AFAICS the common factor > in all the programs I list below is the use of libgpg-error... ... > if we watch long enough, we can see that the loop here runs all the > way up to 1073741816, which is the configured limit for open files on > the system. This has changed from Bookworm to Trixie, I believe? > Adding "ulimit -n 1024" to revert to Bookworm behaviour here makes > things work in reasonable time. > As far as we can tell, /proc is mounted just fine in the chroots when > we're doing stuff here, so I'm not sure that the (non-)existence of > /proc/self/fd is relevant to the behaviour we're seeing. Today's 1.56 (not yet in Debian) has * Change the default method to get the number of fds to close. This fixes a spawning problem on certain POSIX machine. [T7696] which might help. cu Andreas
