RE: Not able to accept more than 60 connections
RE: Not able to accept more than 60 connections
- Subject: RE: Not able to accept more than 60 connections
- From: Pranav Kumar Sahu <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 1 Apr 2004 10:18:25 +0530
It depends on the backlog parameter that you have mentioned with your listen
call. And I think default is 128.
If you are not happy with the performance you can go for multithreaded.
--Pranav Sahu
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mailto:email@hidden]On Behalf Of Mahesh Vyas
Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 2004 5:06 PM
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Cc: Rama Swamy Yeleswarapu; Abhishek Jain
Subject: Not able to accept more than 60 connections
In MACOSX(Jaguar and Panther), we are using BSD socket calls in our
client-server application.
The server is handling each client in the asynchronous way, i.e, one
function takes care of all client the requests(not creating thread for each
client).
After the number of client(connect call from client) reaches approx. 60, the
server stops accepting new connection, i.e., successive calls to accept()
fails.
1. Is there any limit to the number of connections that can be established
in MACOSX.
2. If yes, is it configurable.
3. Is this architecture(single-threaded) advisable over the multithreaded
one.
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