Re: [389-users] Bug related to file descriptors

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On Jan 10, 2011, at 11:49 AM, Jazcek Braden wrote:

> I am having an issue with running 398 server on fedora core 14 using
> the default packages (389 1.2.7.5-1).
>
> What is happening is that every once and a while a client gets
> disconnected with a T2 error, after that happens no new connections
> can be made to the server until the server is restart, all existing
> connections continue to work as expected.  Reading only the access log
> messages it looks like it might have something to do with the fd
> handle.  I only say this because once the first disconnect occurs, the
> conn number is incremented by the fd number isn't and any connection
> that tries to use the fd increment has an error.  I was wondering if
> any body can suggest the logging options on how to diagnose this
> better or if this is a known bug in this version of 389 server.  Below
> is an exceprt from the access logs.
> [06/Jan/2011:21:29:11 -0700] conn=473 op=-1 fd=81 closed - T2
> [06/Jan/2011:21:38:36 -0700] conn=490 fd=81 slot=81 connection from  
> 10.128.0.142
> to 10.128.0.129
> [06/Jan/2011:21:38:37 -0700] conn=490 op=-1 fd=81 closed - T2
> [06/Jan/2011:21:38:38 -0700] conn=491 fd=81 slot=81 connection from  
> 10.128.0.142
> to 10.128.0.129
> [06/Jan/2011:21:38:38 -0700] conn=491 op=-1 fd=81 closed - T2
> ...repeats until server is restarted...
> -- 
> Jazcek Braden


I have a similar/same problem here after upgrading from 389-ds- 
base-1.2.6.1-2.el5.x86_64 to 389-ds-base-1.2.7.5-1.el5.x86_64 , but  
only on one of my 3 replicas.

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