Regards,
Igor.
Hello,
it can be some other limits set in the system, I encountered
also with centos/redhat and couldn't figure out myself (well,
not a sysadmin here). It is the reason I added fork_delay and
modinit_delay. You have to dig in the settings of the system
and try to tune them.
Happening can be somehow random, a matter of how busy the
system is at that moment.
Cheers,
Daniel
Hello
Daniel,
Both Kamailio and MySQL are running under
RHEL. But SELinux is deactivated.
Regards,
Igor.
Hello,
are you running on centos/redhat with selinux?
Cheers,
Daniel
Hello,
We suddenly had an
issue on one Kamailio instance: we were not able to
restart. Kamailio started to boot and fork and suddenly
crashed.
The last logs
reported a failure regarding the ability to connect to
one MySQL instance.
I finally succeed
to restart after increasing: fork_delay=5000 to
fork_delay=9000.
How this could
happen suddenly? We already restarted Kamailio on this
server.
Regards,
Igor.
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