Lawrence Greenfield wrote:
> From: "Jeremy Howard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Sat, 25 Aug 2001 08:15:42 +1000
>
> Lawrence Greenfield wrote:
> > This message is usually harmless.
> >
> > Some systems limit how many file descriptors a process can use, and
> > the 'master' process tries bumping it up to be infinite. If it
fails,
> > it usually means that there's no default limit.
> >
> I too get this message, under Linux kernel 2.4.8. But I'm pretty sure
that
> Linux has an FD limit (1024 FDs according to `ulimit -a`). Do I have to
do
> something special to let Cyrus increase FDs under Linux?
>
> As long as root invokes master, there shouldn't be anything else.
>
Strange... I am on linux kernel 2.2.19 and root is invoking master. But I'm
still getting this error. I'm running 2.0.16.
It's no big deal yet because I'm not hitting the limit, but I'm curious
now... What else could be causing the problem? How should I go about
debugging this one?
