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Subject: Re: linux emulation file descriptor leakage -current? 
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> same problem with skype here (fresh 7.0-CURRENT + fresh gnome)
> I was forced to increase kern.maxfiles to make my system alive.

This won't help as skype will eat up all available
descriptors.  Limiting the descriptors resource in the parent
shell of skype prevents it from running away.