ulimit -n 8192
On top of that, you also have to put the same ulimit line in any scripts
which call ns-slapd (bak2db, db2bak, bak2ldif, ldif2bak, etc). This
"feature" caused me major problems several weeks ago when those scripts
failed and left some files with wrong permissions, thus causing nearly
impossible to debug write deadlocks.
I really hope that this is redesigned in an upcoming release.
The ideal thing is if you extend the ulimit in /etc/security/limits.conf,
put the ulimit command in /etc/profile. Then you don't need to fix any
scripts.
Some of the system startup scripts won't like it and complain because
they aren't all run as root, and don't all read /etc/profile, and some
happen before the extension in limits.conf, but generally you'll be
happier.
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