Hello!

On Sun, Mar 21, 2010 at 09:23:33PM +0800, 任晓磊 wrote:

> worker_rlimit_nofile for file descriptors and worker_connections for
> network connections?
> If I am right, worker_rlimit_nofile must be larger than worker_connections.

worker_rlimit_nofiles adjusts system limit on number of open
files in nginx worker, while worker_connections is number of
connections nginx will allow.

System limit on number of open files must be larger than number of
worker_connections as any connection opens at least one file
(usually two - connection socket and either backend connection
socket or static file on disk).

> And, what's the relationship between `ulimit -n' and worker_rlimit_nofile?

Via "ulimit -n" you may set the same system limit on number of
open files. It doesn't really matter which method is used to set
limit (ulimit or worker_rlimit_nofile directive). Though
sometimes worker_rlimit_nofile is more convenient as it allows to
adjust limit without restarting nginx.

Maxim Dounin

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