Azerothcore-wotlk: ACore players conections limitation

[solidmaxtor]

recibe this text ever have exactly population namber.

Out of file descriptors, suspendig income conections for 10 seconds

Discard completly dedicate resources
64 gb ram
1gbps Bandwhit
xeon2165 6c/12t 3500mhrz
ssd 480gb

Discart changes and improvements in mysql and sysctl.conf

Exactly player number for ocurrence is 950 check this image
ADD: Discard world config max players for 0 or 1k+ 2k+ ect its same message same namber 950 , login is very slow for more conections.

BRANCH(ES):

AzerothCore rev. 6a14c29e25e3+ 2020-01-07 11:18:36 +0100 (master branch) (Unix, Release)

OPERATING SYSTEM:

Ubuntu 18

MODULES:

mod-anticheat
mod-boss-announcer
mod-duel-reset
mod-transmog
mod-individual-xp
mod-weekend-xp
mod-congrats-on-level
mod-cfbg (no active)

[ghost]

You can list all open file descriptors using the following command, perhaps this shows something strange:
ls -al /proc/*/fd/* 2>/dev/null
Open sockets and open files share the same file descriptor table. The maximum number of entries in this table is specified here:
/proc/sys/fs/file-max

[solidmaxtor]

@Stoabrogga send file for discord pm
Discard now: "CloseIdleConnections = 0"

[ghost]

I'd never use CloseIdleConnections = 0 as this would cause sockets to remain open. I don't even know why we have such a parameter, doesn't make sense.

[solidmaxtor]

CloseIdleConnections its for this Merged:
https://github.com/azerothcore/azerothcore-wotlk/pull/1550

This is optional for no disconect players afk
I test this active and inactive for same problem with limit 950

[ghost]

Ok, then I have no idea, sorry. I also see nothing strange in the file you sent. The error should only occur if you are reaching the limit specified in /proc/sys/fs/file-max, but you are far below this limit, as you can see if counting the open file descriptors:
ls -al /proc/*/fd/* 2>/dev/null | wc -l

[ghost]

It could also be that you hit the maximum open files per process. You can check the limits of the worldserver process using this command:

# cat /proc/$(pgrep worldserver)/limits | fgrep 'Max open files'
Max open files            1024                 1048576              files

In this example the maximum allowed number of open files is 1024. You can change this (see https://linux.die.net/man/5/limits.conf):
vi /etc/security/limits.conf
Add this for the appropriate user (here: root):

root      soft    nofile      100000
root      hard    nofile      100000

It will increase the allowed limit to 100000. I don't know if a reboot is necessary after changing this.

[Viste]

i read this few times but still dont understand whats happen? and why if you get OoFD where is the system variables to make sure it's a core bug?
No useful information, just a screenshot with an error and some speculation.

[solidmaxtor]

Yeah i will test this in few hours. Its important share again this tips for Yehonal in this zip:

yehonaltips.zip

This lost when close old forun in azerothcore.org
(Tanks very much Barby for share me this, i love you damn) <3

[BarbzYHOOL]

I think this is a very old issue and is normally listed in the zip above (my zip xD) because I remember reading that you must increase that number in your linux settings. If it's that, it's not that worrying Maxtor ;)

EDIT: yeah pretty much what stoabrogga said, he doesn't even need a tutorial, he knows it by heart xD

[solidmaxtor]

Solved guys, thanks for all help =)

[FrancescoBorzi]

@solidmaxtor it would be nice if you could document the issue you had and how you solved it opening a question (for the issue) and answer (for the solution) on stackoverflow

[BarbzYHOOL]

so your players no longer have to wait 3 seconds to log in ?