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From: Manar Hussain <manar@ivision.co.uk>
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Subject: large number of file handles open
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I've heard one can hit problems with some unices running a large number of
virtual servers (with say apache) with different log files for each virtual
server: the problem being that with 500 virtual servers configured you have
say 1000 file handles you'd want open to the log files. Does anyone know if
this problem would occur with FreeBSD ???

Manar