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 Posted: Fri Sep 24, 2010 9:38 pm Post subject: too many open files |
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this happen every day once on a day
that file have chmod 777
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[12:00] Writing channel file...
[12:04] Checking for idle: #ec #quito
[12:09] Checking for idle: #ec #quito
[12:14] Checking for idle: #ec #quito
[12:19] Checking for idle: #ec #quito
[12:24] Checking for idle: #ec #quito
[12:29] Checking for idle: #ec #quito
[12:34] Checking for idle: #ec #quito
[12:39] Checking for idle: #ec #quito
[12:44] Checking for idle: #ec #quito
[12:49] Checking for idle: #ec #quito
[12:54] Checking for idle: #ec #quito
[12:59] Checking for idle: #ec #quito
[12:59] DEOP (#ec): Acanet - Idle: 64 minutes
[12:59] DEOP (#quito): Acanet - Idle: 64 minutes
[13:00] Writing user file...
[13:00] Writing channel file...
[13:04] Checking for idle: #ec #quito
[13:09] Checking for idle: #ec #quito
[13:14] Checking for idle: #ec #quito
[13:19] Checking for idle: #ec #quito
[13:24] Checking for idle: #ec #quito
[13:25] Tcl error [joincounter]: couldn't open "./scripts/#ec.jcount.txt": too many open files
[13:25] Tcl error [record:seened]: couldn't open "bellota.seenrecord.db": too many open files
[13:25] Tcl error [record:join]: couldn't open "bellota.BlackSeen.db": too many open files
[13:26] Tcl error in script for 'timer10305':
[13:26] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:26] Tcl error in script for 'timer10304':
[13:26] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:26] Tcl error in script for 'timer10303':
[13:26] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:26] Tcl error in script for 'timer10302':
[13:26] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:26] Tcl error in script for 'timer10301':
[13:26] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:26] Tcl error in script for 'timer10300':
[13:26] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:26] Tcl error in script for 'timer10299':
[13:26] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:26] Tcl error in script for 'timer10298':
[13:26] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:26] Tcl error in script for 'timer10297':
[13:26] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:26] Tcl error in script for 'timer10296':
[13:26] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:26] Tcl error in script for 'timer10295':
[13:26] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:26] Tcl error in script for 'timer10294':
[13:26] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:26] Tcl error in script for 'timer10293':
[13:26] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:26] Tcl error in script for 'timer10292':
[13:26] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:26] Tcl error in script for 'timer10291':
[13:26] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:27] Tcl error in script for 'timer10328':
[13:27] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:27] Tcl error in script for 'timer10327':
[13:27] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:27] Tcl error in script for 'timer10326':
[13:27] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:27] Tcl error in script for 'timer10325':
[13:27] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:27] Tcl error in script for 'timer10324':
[13:27] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:27] Tcl error in script for 'timer10323':
[13:27] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:27] Tcl error in script for 'timer10322':
[13:27] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:27] Tcl error in script for 'timer10321':
[13:27] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:27] Tcl error in script for 'timer10320':
[13:27] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:27] Tcl error in script for 'timer10319':
[13:27] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:27] Tcl error in script for 'timer10318':
[13:27] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:27] Tcl error in script for 'timer10317':
[13:27] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:27] Tcl error in script for 'timer10316':
[13:27] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:27] Tcl error in script for 'timer10315':
[13:27] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:27] Tcl error in script for 'timer10314':
[13:27] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:27] Tcl error in script for 'timer10313':
[13:27] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:27] Tcl error in script for 'timer10312':
[13:27] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:27] Tcl error in script for 'timer10311':
[13:27] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:27] Tcl error in script for 'timer10310':
[13:27] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:27] Tcl error in script for 'timer10309':
[13:27] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:27] Tcl error in script for 'timer10307':
[13:27] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:27] Tcl error in script for 'timer10306':
[13:27] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:28] Tcl error in script for 'timer10339':
[13:28] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:28] Tcl error in script for 'timer10338':
[13:28] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:28] Tcl error in script for 'timer10337':
[13:28] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:28] Tcl error in script for 'timer10336':
[13:28] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:28] Tcl error in script for 'timer10335':
[13:28] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:28] Tcl error in script for 'timer10334':
[13:28] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:28] Tcl error in script for 'timer10333':
[13:28] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:28] Tcl error in script for 'timer10332':
[13:28] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:28] Tcl error in script for 'timer10331':
[13:28] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:28] Tcl error in script for 'timer10330':
[13:28] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:28] Tcl error in script for 'timer10329':
[13:28] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:29] Tcl error in script for 'timer10357':
[13:29] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:29] Tcl error in script for 'timer10356':
[13:29] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:29] Tcl error in script for 'timer10355':
[13:29] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:29] Tcl error in script for 'timer10354':
[13:29] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:29] Tcl error in script for 'timer10353':
[13:29] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:29] Tcl error in script for 'timer10352':
[13:29] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:29] Tcl error in script for 'timer10351':
[13:29] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:29] Tcl error in script for 'timer10350':
[13:29] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:29] Tcl error in script for 'timer10349':
[13:29] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:29] Tcl error in script for 'timer10348':
[13:29] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:29] Tcl error in script for 'timer10347':
[13:29] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:29] Tcl error in script for 'timer10346':
[13:29] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:29] Checking for idle: #ec #quito
[13:29] Tcl error in script for 'timer10344':
[13:29] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:29] Tcl error in script for 'timer10343':
[13:29] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:29] Tcl error in script for 'timer10342':
[13:29] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:29] Tcl error in script for 'timer10341':
[13:29] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:29] Tcl error in script for 'timer10340':
[13:29] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:30] Tcl error in script for 'timer10375':
[13:30] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:30] Tcl error in script for 'timer10374':
[13:30] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:30] Tcl error in script for 'timer10372':
[13:30] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:30] Tcl error in script for 'timer10371':
[13:30] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:30] Tcl error in script for 'timer10370':
[13:30] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:30] Tcl error in script for 'timer10369':
[13:30] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:30] Tcl error in script for 'timer10368':
[13:30] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:30] Tcl error in script for 'timer10367':
[13:30] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:30] Tcl error in script for 'timer10366':
[13:30] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:30] Tcl error in script for 'timer10365':
[13:30] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:30] Tcl error in script for 'timer10364':
[13:30] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:30] Tcl error in script for 'timer10363':
[13:30] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:30] Tcl error in script for 'timer10362':
[13:30] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:30] Tcl error in script for 'timer10361':
[13:30] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:30] Tcl error in script for 'timer10360':
[13:30] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:30] Tcl error in script for 'timer10359':
[13:30] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:30] Tcl error in script for 'timer10358':
[13:30] couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:32] Tcl error [nicklist:make]: couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:32] Tcl error [joins]: couldn't open "greet(#ec).txt": too many open files
[13:32] Tcl error [joincounter]: couldn't open "./scripts/#ec.jcount.txt": too many open files
[13:32] Tcl error [record:seened]: couldn't open "bellota.seenrecord.db": too many open files
[13:32] Tcl error [record:join]: couldn't open "bellota.BlackSeen.db": too many open files
[13:34] Checking for idle: #ec #quito
[13:34] Tcl error [nicklist:make]: couldn't open "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt": too many open files
[13:34] Tcl error [joins]: couldn't open "greet(#ec).txt": too many open files
[13:34] Tcl error [joincounter]: couldn't open "./scripts/#ec.jcount.txt": too many open files
[13:34] Tcl error [record:seened]: couldn't open "bellota.seenrecord.db": too many open files
[13:34] Tcl error [record:join]: couldn't open "bellota.BlackSeen.db": too many open files
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any idea what ist the reason happen this ?
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nml375
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Simply put, you are running low on file descriptors (aka channels), thus you can't create any further until others are free'd.
Usually, this limit is set rather high (1024 channels per process), so I'd suspect that you are using a poorly written script with file descriptor leaks (files opened for reading - but never closed, using the http-package without the neded cleanup, etc).
You could also use the ulimit binary from your shell to investigate the actual cap on file descriptors/channels.
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devilsoulblack
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| Posted: Sat Sep 25, 2010 4:52 pm Post subject: |
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| nml375 wrote: | Simply put, you are running low on file descriptors (aka channels), thus you can't create any further until others are free'd.
Usually, this limit is set rather high (1024 channels per process), so I'd suspect that you are using a poorly written script with file descriptor leaks (files opened for reading - but never closed, using the http-package without the neded cleanup, etc).
You could also use the ulimit binary from your shell to investigate the actual cap on file descriptors/channels. |
i think this ist the tcl make that issues
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# *********************************************************************************************
# Write Channel Nicklist 2 File -- By SpOoK
#
# Used to retrive the channels nicklist so it can be displayed on a webpaged
# Change set channel "#yourchanel" to reflect the channel you want to output the nicklist for.
#
# To set the update time change the value after "timer x make". There are 2 instances of this.
# default update time is now 5 mins
#
# Revisions:
# v1.1 - Added bind controls, nicklist is now generated upon join/kick or nick change.
# - Nicklist is now sorted alphabetically for oped/voiced/normal users
# v1.0 - Initial Release
# **********************************************************************************************
set ver "1.1"
set dumpfile "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt"
set channel "#EC"
# Bind Events we want to catch...
# Note: Remove the following 6 lines for timer only update. Reccomended for larger channels.
bind sign - "$channel %" nicklist:make
bind part - "$channel %" nicklist:make
bind splt - "$channel %" nicklist:make
bind join - "$channel %" nicklist:make
bind kick - "$channel %" nicklist:make
bind nick - "$channel %" nicklist:make
if {![info exists nicklist_running]} {
timer 5 nicklist:make
set nicklist_running 1
}
proc nicklist:make {args} {
global dumpfile channel botnick
set nicklist [chanlist $channel]
set nicklist [lsort -dictionary [lrange $nicklist 0 end]]
set templist ""
set oplist ""
set voicelist ""
set userlist ""
set outputfile [open $dumpfile w]
foreach user $nicklist {
if {([isop $user $channel])} {
lappend oplist $user
} elseif {([isvoice $user $channel])} {
lappend voicelist $user
} else {
lappend userlist $user
}
}
foreach chanlistnicks "\{$oplist\} \{$voicelist\} \{$userlist\}" {
foreach usernick $chanlistnicks {
if {[isop $usernick $channel]} {set control "@"} {set control ""}
if {[isvoice $usernick $channel]} {set control "+"}
puts $outputfile $control$usernick
}
}
close $outputfile
#putlog "Saving $channel NickList..."
timer 5 nicklist:make
return 1
}
putlog "Write Channel Nicklist to File v$ver by SpOoK loaded." |
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speechles
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| Posted: Sat Sep 25, 2010 6:38 pm Post subject: |
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Here's a better version indented properly: | Code: | set ver "1.1"
set dumpfile "/home/felposa/stats/orenses/nicklist.txt"
set channel "#EC"
# Bind Events we want to catch...
# Note: Remove the following 7 lines for timer only update. Reccomended for larger channels.
bind sign - "$channel %" nicklist:make
bind part - "$channel %" nicklist:make
bind splt - "$channel %" nicklist:make
bind join - "$channel %" nicklist:make
bind kick - "$channel %" nicklist:make
bind nick - "$channel %" nicklist:make
bind mode - "$channel %" nicklist:make
if {![info exists nicklist_running]} {
timer 5 nicklist:make
set nicklist_running 1
}
proc nicklist:make {args} {
global dumpfile channel botnick
set nicklist [chanlist $channel]
set nicklist [lsort -dictionary $nicklist]
set oplist [list]
set voicelist [list]
set userlist [list]
set outputfile [open $dumpfile w]
foreach user $nicklist {
if {([isop $user $channel])} {
lappend oplist "@$user"
} elseif {([isvoice $user $channel])} {
lappend voicelist "+$user"
} else {
lappend userlist $user
}
}
set chanlistnicks [concat $oplist $voicelist $userlist]
puts $outputfile [join $chanlistnicks "\n"]
close $outputfile
putlog "Saved $channel NickList..."
timer 5 nicklist:make
}
putlog "Write Channel Nicklist to File v$ver by SpOoK loaded." |
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thommey
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| Posted: Sat Sep 25, 2010 8:18 pm Post subject: |
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That script doesn't look like it's leaking file handles. But it also shows in your logfile more than once every 5 minutes which shouldn't happen. Did you try to ".restart" the bot? Do you have this script loaded multiple times? Copied to handle multiple channels maybe?
If you're desperate to find what's leaking file handles, load this script:
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bind dcc n fileinfo tellfileinfo
proc tellfileinfo {hand idx text} {
if {$text eq ""} {
foreach f [file channels] {
if {![string match file* $f]} { continue }
catch {tellfileinfo $hand $idx $f}
}
} else {
set f $text
putdcc $idx "Filesock $f -> [file normalize [handle2file $f]]. Opened by \[[handle2opener $f]\]"
}
}
if {![info exists ::opentrace]} {
# add the 2 traces. one to 'open', one to 'close'.
trace add execution open leave tracer_open
trace add execution close leave tracer_close
set ::opentrace 1
}
#procedure to lookup <socket> to <filename> (or commandname if piped)
# Usage: handle2file fileXXXX
# Example: "handle2file [open randomfile w]" should return "randomfile"
# (close the file afterwards :)
proc handle2file {handle} {
if {![info exists ::openfiles($handle)]} {
error "File handle not found"
} else {
return [lindex $::openfiles($handle) 0]
}
}
#procedure to lookup <socket> to <procedure which initially called open>
proc handle2opener {handle} {
if {![info exists ::openfiles($handle)]} {
error "File handle not found"
} else {
return [lindex $::openfiles($handle) 1]
}
}
# tracer_open "open <filename> ?mode?" 0/1 "file..." leave
proc tracer_open {cmdstr rescode resstr op} {
# there was an error, file wasn't really opened
if {$rescode} { return }
# check if it was a filesocket
if {[string match file* $resstr]} {
# add handle with corresponding filename to array
if {[catch {info level -1} caller]} { set caller -global- }
set ::openfiles($resstr) [list [lindex [split $cmdstr] 1] $caller]
}
}
# tracer_close "close <handle>" 0/1 "" leave
proc tracer_close {cmdstr rescode resstr op} {
set handle [lindex [split $cmdstr] 1]
# there was an error or I don't know about that handle
if {$rescode || ![info exists ::openfiles($handle)]} { return }
# remove handle from array
unset ::openfiles($handle)
}
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, restart the bot, wait some time, and check .fileinfo every now and then to see which tcl procedure is opening which file and not closing it. |
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