On Jun 4, 2012 9:45 PM, "ptiseo" <nginx-forum@nginx.us> wrote:
>
> @steve: nginx seems to attract the hostile and malpadapted? I've seen
> more arrogant a**es in this forum than most other places. You guys need
> to relax; it's just software. No need for you to go nuts like that. It
> just shows badly on you.

Hardly the case. This is a pretty well mannered mailing list compared to
some to which I subscribe.

But, to be constructive, please do not top post. It's very confusing when
trying to follow a threaded discussion.

So, please answer the question asked -do you have an entry in your
nginx.conf for "worker_rlimit_nofile"?

Posting your full nginx.conf might help.

>
> The reason I restore from backup is because I needed that proxy online
> for development. And, I have used Linux for a while that can be counted
> in more than months. Do you know what they say about "assume"?
>
> I did Google. I saw that worked for some and not for others. I tried it,
> it didn't work for me. My file-max setting was already some 200K.

To which settings(s) are you referring?

>
> So, let me ask this, why would I need to increase open file limit
> anyways? This is a low traffic proxy.

Maybe an issue with how you've configured *your* system which has nothing
to do with nginx? Not to be one of those hostile, maladaped, arrogant
people to whom you referred, but this isn't a Fedora mailing list. Perhaps
you can find help there in determining what process(es) is/are using all of
those file descriptors. Maybe one of them will hold your hand and not hurt
your feelings in the process. Calling people names is certainly *not* a
good way to get people to help you.

>
> @BR: Thanks for not being as bad as steve. I did notice that Fedora does
> not have an up-to-date package. For now, I will stay with the backup and
> spin up another virtual machine to see if I can test further.
>
> If anyone has any other ideas than the first 20 Google hits, I'd love to
> hear of them. Thx.
>

Jim Ohlstein
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