[OmniOS-discuss] Setting service max file descriptors on OmniOS

[Jared Morrow]

Steve,

I don't have lighttpd installed, but it should work like anything else that
is a proper service.

You can add a project associated with lighttpd if there isn't already one,
and set the max open file descriptors for that project.

Here's an example:

$ projadd -c "lighttpd settings" -U <username> -G <groupname> -K
"process.max-file-descriptor=(basic,65535,deny)" lighttpdproj
$ svccfg -s network/http:lighttpd14 setprop
'method_context/project=lighttpdproj'
$  svcadm disable network/http:lighttpd
$  svcadm enable network/http:lighttpd


That *should* do the trick.  I'll let someone from OmniOS correct me if I'm
wrong, but that's what we do with our service (Riak) that needs a ton of
file descriptors.

-Jared



On Tue, Feb 12, 2013 at 11:13 AM, <steve at linuxsuite.org> wrote:

>
>    Howdy!
>
>           I need to up the max number of file descriptors of the
> network/http:lighttpd14
> service
>
>      plimit can do it after the service is up, but what is the correct way
> to have this set when the service is started? Is there some "property"
> that can be changed with svccfg? I can find some reference to
>  ${PROPERTY_GROUP}/fd_limit but doesn't seem to exist in lighttpd ?
>
>      This must be a common need. What is the correct way to
> do this on OmnOS?
>
>
>           thanx - steve
>
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