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Stephane Bortzmeyer  
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 More options Dec 9 1993, 5:02 am
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From: bo...@cnam.cnam.fr (Stephane Bortzmeyer)
Date: 8 Dec 1993 12:24:05 GMT
Local: Wed, Dec 8 1993 7:24 am
Subject: Re: Too many open files in Bind 4.9
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In article <CHo6JH....@news.iastate.edu>, j...@iastate.edu (John Hascall) writes:
>  Nope.  They are all DECstations.

Could it be the problem described in the Ultrix FAQ for DEC's named? At least,
the symptoms are the same:

---------------- begin of FAQ --------------------------
N1. What does the message "named: accept: Too many open files" in syslog mean,
        and how can I fix it?

There is a bug in the ULTRIX version of named that causes it to run
out of file descriptors when it does too many zone transfers.

A somewhat different version of named that does not have this problem
can be found in cra-bind.tar.Z.  This version cannot use Kerberos for
server-server authentication, as the ULTRIX version can.  It does
support Hesiod data and queries.  It is not supported by Digital,
although it is in active use on Digital's Internet machines.
                                        [Win Treese, tre...@crl.dec.com]
------------------- end of FAQ --------

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