Re: [coldsync-hackers] Re: your mail

[Wojciech dot Godynski at ekspert.szczecin.pl]

Quoting Andrew Arensburger <arensb+CShackers@ooblick.com>:

> On Thu, 19 Sep 2002 Wojciech.Godynski@ekspert.szczecin.pl wrote:
> > 1. Sometimes during sync I got messages like that: Received file
> descriptor
> > 35. There appears to be a file descriptor leak.Please notify the
> maintainer.
> >
> > What could be a reason?
> > Is there any common mistake which leads to such behaviour?
> [...]
> > 2. After crashing my appl (DataMgrError) and soft reset, when tried to
> sync I
> > received few messages: Cannot open database:8 (means:too many open
> databases).
> > Is there any explanation for that? I understand my app crashed when
> my
> > databases was open, but why that kind of error appears?
> 
> 	It sounds as if your conduit is opening databases, but not closing
> them.

You mean in sync conduit? I remember I checked that, they are being closed.
Can you give me any hints what can lead to such situation? Why it says about 
descriptor leak? 


> 
> > 3. I've noticed that coldsync forks conduits (sometimes two copies of
> mine are
> > running for a while). It's not good in my case. Is there any way to
> ommit this?
> 
> 	Um... ColdSync supports multiple conduits. That is, it has to be
> able to execute one conduit, then execute another one, when the first
> one
> exits. How do you propose to do this without forking?

I didn't mean that. I noticed that sometimes few conduits are ruunnig at a 
time. Coldsync doesn't wait for one conduit to end then execute another. Is 
this true?

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