2 errors on the Server Log Viewer page

[kc8yds]

here are 2 errors i've been getting on the "Server Log Viewer"

does anyone have any idea what these may be caused by?


2008-09-02 09:01:18.689 ERROR [ipremoved:53829-0#APVH_domainremoved:lsapi] Failed to obtain VMemBuf, current pool size: 24684,capacity: 24690.


2008-09-02 13:38:35.307 ERROR HttpListener::acceptConnection(): [ipremoved:80] can't accept:Too many open files!

 

[mistwang]

For first error, you can try increase "Memory I/O Buffer" under "Server"->"General" tab. If /tmp partition is full, you may need to move "swapping directory" or "Static GZIP Cache Directory".


For the second error, try
http://www.litespeedtech.com/how-tos.html#qa_incfd

 

[kc8yds]

awesome, that did it

i found a tutorial similar to your link given from google but they did not have both comands like yours did---so theirs didnt work for me, but this worked great


thanks!

 

[kc8yds]

ulimit -xx keeps reseting to 1024

i set it at a very high number, it stays there for 20-25 minutes --- everything works great, then the server gets all non-responsive or slow for a few and i check and its been reset to 1024


open files (-n) 1024



any idea what keeps resetting it?

 

[mistwang]

I am not sure.

Also, if you are using APC cache, make sure to upgrade to the latest release. one version has file descriptor leak bug.

 

[kc8yds]

interesting you should mention that.

im not using apc but i just installed xcache (via the php compiler page) a couple of days ago

have you heard anything similar in regards to xcache?

 

[mistwang]

Try "lsof" from command line see which process have too much file descriptor open.

 

[kc8yds]

ok i typed that and got literally enough rows printed to fill a couple books...


im not sure specifically what im looking for as all the rows printed are different and theres pages of it..


if you want i can send you a login to the server if you'd like to see the output yourself

 

[mistwang]

No need. just check the pid column of the output, the find out which process with "ps" command.