On 06:15 am, muaazhussain...@gmail.com wrote:
>I ran penetration testing tool against my twisted web server , the
>tool used to make a huge number of threads, all that threads make a
>connection to the twisted concurrently.
>when I made the number of threads more than 1024 the twisted web
>server
On Sun, May 24, 2009 at 7:49 AM, Alvin Delagon wrote:
> Are logs saying something like this: "Too Many Open Files"? If it is, you
> have to setup your file descriptor limit (ulimit -n) first before starting
> the app.
In addition to changing ulimit -n values you should also take a look
at your ke
2009/5/24 Muaaz Hussain :
> Dear all,
> I ran penetration testing tool against my twisted web server , the
> tool used to make a huge number of threads, all that threads make a
> connection to the twisted concurrently.
> when I made the number of threads more than 1024 the twisted web
> server even
Are logs saying something like this: "Too Many Open Files"? If it is, you
have to setup your file descriptor limit (ulimit -n) first before starting
the app.
On Sun, May 24, 2009 at 2:15 PM, Muaaz Hussain wrote:
> Dear all,
> I ran penetration testing tool against my twisted web server , the
>
Dear all,
I ran penetration testing tool against my twisted web server , the
tool used to make a huge number of threads, all that threads make a
connection to the twisted concurrently.
when I made the number of threads more than 1024 the twisted web
server eventually has fall down.
is there any met
