Today, while I was saving one chapter of my thesis, I got this 'venerable' error:
Too many open files.
As consequence, the last modifications were not possible to be saved. Promptly, I looked for an answer and I found two links that you can visit here and here. The former link talks about 'confluence' application, that my Linux box doesn't run, but provided a useful hint, confirmed later in the second link.
The solution for my FC10 Linux box was append the following lines:
josanabr soft nofile 2048
josanabr hard nofile 2048
to my '/etc/security/limits.conf' file. In fact, my user had a limit equals 1024.
Now, I'm in the game, again :-D
Too many open files.
As consequence, the last modifications were not possible to be saved. Promptly, I looked for an answer and I found two links that you can visit here and here. The former link talks about 'confluence' application, that my Linux box doesn't run, but provided a useful hint, confirmed later in the second link.
The solution for my FC10 Linux box was append the following lines:
josanabr soft nofile 2048
josanabr hard nofile 2048
to my '/etc/security/limits.conf' file. In fact, my user had a limit equals 1024.
Now, I'm in the game, again :-D
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