Is there a limit to create sockets on UNIX??

Kent Malave' kent at opus.austin.ibm.com
Thu Jul 26 07:16:19 AEST 1990


	Sounds like a filesystem limitation.  If you are using UNIX
	family sockets it actually writes to file space and this causes
	a file to be opened.  Thus you may have to many open files.
	You might try INET family sockets!
	Just a suggestion.  Also you can check so see if a process
	can increase the the number of files it can have open on your
	system.
				I hope this helps,
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