Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Errno 110? |
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Author | Helen Borrie |
Post date | 2006-05-24T10:37:40Z |
At 05:25 PM 24/05/2006, you wrote:
because you have your inetd/xinetd maximum instances set for some low
limit (the default on Linux is 30; I don't know about Debian). It
needs to be set high enough for the number of concurrent processes
you expect; or set to unlimited.
Sorry I can't advise about configuring Debian, it seems to have its
own rules for configuring things.
./heLen
>Hi!It might. That is "Connection timed out". It usually happens
>
>One of our partners have a Debian distribution with FB 1.5.3 Classic. (I
>don't really know details about this installation, I will look for it, if
>you say it is necessary)
>Clients constantly getting the next message: "Read error from server:
>connections lost" .. or something like this.
>In the firebird.log I have found some 'read errno = 104' which I found here
>is a Connection reset by peer. But I also have found errno = 110. Will this
>help us to find what really goes here?
because you have your inetd/xinetd maximum instances set for some low
limit (the default on Linux is 30; I don't know about Debian). It
needs to be set high enough for the number of concurrent processes
you expect; or set to unlimited.
Sorry I can't advise about configuring Debian, it seems to have its
own rules for configuring things.
./heLen