Todd C. Miller wrote: > Error 24 is EMFILE, too many open files for the process (not the > system). > [...] > That would only work if you were getting error 23, ENFILE which is > the system limit.
Thank you for pointing that out! So it was the login.conf afterall. > The recommended way to increase a limit is to add a new login class > with the same name as the daemon. For example: > > nginx:\ > :openfiles=4096:\ > :tc=daemon: > > This will be used automatically by the rc.d startup script. See > the rc.d man page for more details. Wow, I would not have thought to look at the bottom of the rc.d man page, thank you so much for mentioning that! I did what you suggested for php73_fpm in my case and it works like a charm, no more errors. Thank you! Marc Peters wrote: > If you really ran into problems with nginx and php_fpm while running > nextcloud, you could either do this or change the user the service > use and assign this user the daemon class or some special class. > I am running a similar setup with the default configuration and no > issues (since a week i use php-7.4, but had 7.3 before) This occurred when scrolling top to bottom in a folder of 200+ images, perhaps you don't usually have that kind of use? Either way I managed to reproduce the errors by repeating this procedure, so I am pretty sure it was the cause. Cranking up the openfiles limit for php73_fpm did end up making the errors disappear. Maurice McCarthy wrote: > Have a look at man ksh - the section on the command "ulimit". I was actually looking for a ulimit manpage but was unsuccessful - thanks for pointing out it is part of ksh(1)!
