[root@capsize /root]# x11amp
socket: Too many open files
Whooops... You caught a bug, please mail psy@x11amp.ml.org and describe what
you were doing.
[root@capsize /root]#
I have tried it with 2.1.132, 2.1.132-ac2, and 2.1.133-pre1. The problem
is most definatly caused by some patch between 2.1.131 and 2.1.132.
BTW, I tried running it as root and with and without suid but it refuses
to work on my system.
If anyone needs details about my system to help debug this, please let me
know what I can do...
Until its fixed I'll guess I'll have to stick with 2.1.131 (without those
nice speed improvements :(
___________________________________________________________
Bruce A. Locke locke98@cs.newpaltz.edu
On Thu, 24 Dec 1998, Dax Kelson wrote:
>
> I can confirm this is broken with 2.1.132ac13, same error message. The
> strange this is that if I su - root and run it as root it works fine.
>
> It is suid root, so I can't truss it non-root.
>
> Strange...it should be the same behavior since it is suid.
>
> On Thu, 24 Dec 1998 nads@bleh.org wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> > It appears that linux 2.1.132 broked x11amp. x11amp worked fine in
> > 2.1.131, however has stopped working in 2.1.132. I've also emailed the
> > author reguarding this matter, however I suspect its a kernel problem.
> > Here is the error message:
> >
> > [bleh@nut bleh]$ x11amp
> > socket: Too many open files
> > Whooops... You caught a bug, please mail psy@x11amp.ml.org and describe
> > what
> > you were doing.
> > [bleh@nut bleh]$
>
>
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