>> But my guess for a resource problem was right. I used setrlimit() to
>> increase the number of max open files (from the 4096 I had set it to in
>> the past) to 10240 and now it works again.
>
> Watch out, I think there is a system-wide limit, and I think it's around
> 12,000 files total. If your app actually opens 10,000 files, it could
> cause
> problems for other apps.
>
> Do you really need to run so many processes in parallel? Can you not
> simply
> throttle the number of processes running at any given time?
This is already built in. The processes do not run in parallel. The
problem I am running into is that it seems that resources are not actually
freed for some reason (even if I do explicitely close/free them).
I am not at my desk right now, but maybe I can post an example later and
people can tell me what I am doing wrong.
G
>
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