From: StOo <stuart@comodo.net>
To: pgsql-interfaces@postgreSQL.org
Subject: SOMAXCONN, MaxBackendID and Postgres
Date: Tue, 27 Jul 1999 10:45:55 +0000
Message-ID: <99072710572500.00398@kevin> (raw)
hi wondered if anyone can help:-
O/S S.u.s.e linux 6.0
kernel 2.0.36
postgres 6-4-2
I'm trying to increase the maximum number of connections on the operating
system which invovles altering the SOMAXCONN and patching certain files. I've
done that but im still limited by postgres. I found that the ./configure file
was pulling in a different version of socket.h from the operating system. After
altering that I still had the same problem. I've also increase the
MaxBackendID and that still doesn't help. Is there any
more documentation on SOMAXCONN or has anybody else had this problem. I know
unix based O/S's have 128 connections but I need to increase this considerably.
Currently im aming for about 512 connections. Is there any draw backs I should
be aware of? any help on this is greatly appreciated.
Thanks guys n gals,
Stuart
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Stuart Hodgkinson - Software Engineer
Comodo Technology Design
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