by H. Zeeme » Tue, 24 Mar 1998 04:00:00
Greetings ya'll
I have a problem with apache on a Slackware (2.0.33). The last time we
re-Started httpd it did not want to start, and told us there were to many
files open. So , can any one tell me if Apache has a file limit, and
if/where i can change it??
Thanx,
H. Zeemer
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