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.
Larry
