Ted Leung on the air: Open Source, Java, Python, and ...
We're back after a fun but tiring weekend at Northern Voice.
Some of you may have noticed that Julie's blog and my blog were down last night and most of today. I discovered late last night that the server was wedged. Of course, we were all in Vancouver, so there was no one to reboot the machine, which was pingable but unresponsive to network services. Did I mentioned that I was horrified, since Julie's talk was well received, and now her blog was off the air?
I discovered a pile of
dst cache overflow messages
on the console when we got home tonight. There were also a bunch of
syslog-ng[14436]: Error accepting AF_UNIX connection, opened connections: 100, max: 100
messages. If anyone can accelerate my learning process on this, it would be a big help.
Details on Northern Voice will be up tomorrow.
source s_local { unix-stream("/dev/log" max_connections(1000)); };
"The number of required connections greatly depend on your local configuration. Basically each logging process need one connection to /dev/log, though fd inheritance may decrease this number. (parent process opens connection, child inherits and uses the fd)"
Posted by Chris Pirillo at Mon Feb 21 08:17:19 2005
I found this also. The bigger question is why are there too many connections. I suppose I could just blame the volume...
Posted by Ted Leung at Mon Feb 21 18:39:00 2005
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