different FD_SETSIZE on a remote than a local disk?
different FD_SETSIZE on a remote than a local disk?
- Subject: different FD_SETSIZE on a remote than a local disk?
- From: email@hidden
- Date: Sun, 12 Mar 2006 09:49:29 -0800
Hello, all ...
In my kqueue / kevent tests, i'm seeing how many events I can process
per second. However, i'm now trying to run the client (a simple Perl
script that touches 1000s of files that the C++ server is monitoring
qith kqueue / kevent) on a separate pooter, so I can get a better
feel for how high I can scale the server.
However, i'm running into a problem -- the C++ server can create the
test files (i've successfully tested up to 10000 of them on my 1.5ghz
12" PowerBook, and it can go much higher than that I think) fine on
the local disk, but when trying to do so on a remote disk (my dual
2ghz G5, across AE), it can't make any more than 1248. This is with
the filedescriptor limit set to 10000 (via /bin/csh limit), so it
appears that the filedescriptor limit that csh sets isn't honored on
a remote disk.
Is this true, or am I not understanding completely what's going on?
Regards,
John
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