[Chilli] net.c: 749: 9 (Bad file descriptor)

[Liran Tal]

If you're mentioning bad file descriptors, possibly the OS simply ran out of
those
so it's unable to allocate anymore and hence the error message.

My suggestion would be to first check the status of that when this issue
occurs.
If that is the case it's easy enough to just set the value to a higher
limit.



Regards,
Liran Tal.


On Sun, Feb 27, 2011 at 5:27 PM, Iacopo Spalletti <serverinfo at iast.it>wrote:

> We have a bunch of boxes running coova: on one of them recently coova
> started
> dropping connections with errors:
> coova-chilli[30592]: net.c: 749: 9 (Bad file descriptor)
> net_write_eth(fd=-1,
> len=54) failed
> Stopping and restarting coova temporarely fixes the problem; this happens
> roughly every 12~36 hours.
> All the boxes runs on the same OS (Debian Squeeze) and hardware and has the
> same version of coova (1.2.5); the only difference is the affected coova
> has a
> high-speed connection (100Mibt) on the WAN side, but the traffic is quite
> low
> (rarely over 6Mbit) and I cannot find any correlation between bandwith
> usage
> and the problem.
> Any advice if it is a software problem or hardware-related?
>
> --
>
> Regards
> Iacopo Spalletti
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Sincerely, Liran Tal

Founder and CTO
Linux and Open Source
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