>Using this technique you can add sites by hand that will be completely invisible to the gui. So the gui's limitations don't apply. So yes, you could have 1,000 small sites on your RaQ.Wrong jeff. He would be running into resource limitations.
Zeffie, you're sure that the number of sites on a Raq3, for instance, would affect the file descriptors limit? I ask, and I'm sure I'm missing something, because I thought file descriptors mainly assign to processes like logging and listening (per IP)? And the Raq3 doesn't have that problem since it distributes from central server logs -- requiring the one descriptor per log process.
I've had boxes running Apache and Unix (which also has a file descriptor limit) where there were several hundred virtual sites. Is this a "directory structure" issue of some kind? What am I missing?
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