I had the same problem (with apache) , and found that the best way is to
add
ulimit -n 32000
ulimit -u 2048
at the begining of /etc/init.d/apache
And I think that is the best way to do it.
sometning like /etc/rc.boot/ulimit_optimize possibly won't work, because
limits are inherited through fork(
I had the same problem (with apache) , and found that the best way is to
add
ulimit -n 32000
ulimit -u 2048
at the begining of /etc/init.d/apache
And I think that is the best way to do it.
sometning like /etc/rc.boot/ulimit_optimize possibly won't work, because
limits are inherited through fork
Hello list,
I am running a dedicated apache/php/mysql website on Debian 3.0(woody).
MySQL server runs as "mysql" uid; Apache "www-data". It seems that the
default ulimit value does not meet the requirement as a dedicated machine.
The Debian GNU/Linux box ships dual PentiumIII-1G with 1G RAM. I am
Hello list,
I am running a dedicated apache/php/mysql website on Debian 3.0(woody).
MySQL server runs as "mysql" uid; Apache "www-data". It seems that the
default ulimit value does not meet the requirement as a dedicated machine.
The Debian GNU/Linux box ships dual PentiumIII-1G with 1G RAM. I am
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