On Thursday, May 24 at 11:09 AM, quoth Nathan C. Tresch:
When the volume gets too high,
How high is too high? If "too high" is a billion concurrent processes,
you're going to run out of memory, your computer's going to hang, the
Linux kernel's OOM-killer will trigger, lots of processes will die,
and there's not a lot you can do about it. If "too high" is, say,
five, then something is wrong.
my process seems to hang and wait for the qmail-inject process to
close. After we kill the qmail processes and restart the server,
Restart what server? Are you calling your python program "the server"?
I get an exit code of '15'
Is that really an exit code, or is it the result of a wait() syscall?
(if the latter, then it's probably telling you that it died from a
signal rather than returned a value).
The reason I ask is that unless you've been patching your qmail
server, qmail-inject will only ever return one of three exit codes: 0,
100, and 111.
back to my server process.
... I thought you *restarted* the server. If you *restarted* it, how
are you getting back return values?
~Kyle
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Old boys have their playthings as well as young ones; the difference
is only in the price.
-- Benjamin Franklin
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