Howdy,

As some know, I discovered torrentting a while back.  It has caused
issues ever since.  LOL  I recently upgraded qbittorrent.  Other than
having to limit some speed settings since it would make my desktop
response slow, it has worked OK, better than ktorrent at least.  Then a
couple days ago, perhaps related to a upgrade, it would crash.  In the
notifications I would find a error like below.  I have changed the names
to protect the innocent.  ;-)

An I/O error occurred for torrent 'ABCDEF'.
Reason: ABCDEF file_open (/home/dale/Desktop/Videos/ABCDEF error: Too
many open files


I did a google search and found out more info which lead me to this
eventually: 


https://www.tecmint.com/increase-set-open-file-limits-in-linux/

Then this:

root@fireball / # sysctl fs.file-max
fs.file-max = 3289952
root@fireball / # sysctl -w fs.file-max=32899520
fs.file-max = 32899520
root@fireball / # cat /proc/sys/fs/file-max
32899520


So, I increased the limit on open files by a factor of ten, I added a
zero on the end.  It was easy enough and didn't require a calculator or
other fancy maths.  Question is, is this a better fix or could it just
be qbittorrent itself having issues?  Could there be more to this or
something else causing this error?

I was using qbittorrent-4.4.5 but downgraded to qbittorrent-4.4.4.  I'm
hoping one or the other will fix this crashing issue.  It did only start
after the upgrade but could be a coincidence to I guess. 


By the way, the 10TB drive I bought a couple weeks or so ago, well, this
is it now. 

/dev/mapper/10tb           9.1T  8.7T  345G  97% /mnt/10tb


The 14TB is supposed to be here this weekend.  I have really got to
create a solution to this.  My current plan, make the 14TB my backup
drive.  Put the 10TB in my rig, for now.  It's getting full too.  ROFL 
I could cut off the internet I guess.  ROFLMBO


Thoughts on the files open error?  Qbittorrent crashing?  Anyone else
ran into this before?  Proper solution?  Better solution? 


Dale

:-)  :-) 


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