asterisk users - Nov 2010 - exceeds the maximum size of ast_fdset error on Asterisk-1.8.0

Hi Friends,

i have installed and configure asterisk-1.8.0.
When i have tried asterisk start get below errors and not able to start
asterisk.

*FD 32767 exceeds the maximum size of ast_fdset!*

Thanks in advance.

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Best Regards,

Rajnikant Vanza
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On Thursday 18 November 2010 00:21:35 RAJNIKANT VANZA
wrote:
> Hi Friends,
> 
> i have installed and configure asterisk-1.8.0.
> When i have tried asterisk start get below errors and not able to start
> asterisk.
> 
> *FD 32767 exceeds the maximum size of ast_fdset!*
> 
> Thanks in advance.
At startup, this message is innocuous.  Unfortunately, I cannot disable 
this message at startup, or it will invalidate future checking (when it 
REALLY matters).  Out of curiosity, what platform are you running on?  On
most platforms that are able to run Asterisk, with the possible exception
of Solaris, increasing the maximum file descriptor for use with select(2) is
possible.

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Hi Friends,

I have occurred same problem on Asterisk-1.8.X. version.
I need to upgrade our production asterisk-1.6.2.6 server to asterisk-1.8.X
version.
I have already used "root" user during configuration and installation
of
asterisk-1.8.X version but getting same error as "*increase the maximum
file
descriptor*" on centos-5.3 os.

I have also set 32768 ulimit of file descriptor on centos but still no
success.

Thanks in advance.

Best Regards,

Rajnikant Vanza
Software Engineer
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Working On Linux,C/C++,Asterisk Technology


On Tue, Feb 1, 2011 at 11:41 PM, Tilghman Lesher <tilghman at
meg.abyt.es>wrote:
> On Tuesday 01 February 2011 02:24:20 Benny Amorsen wrote:
> > Tilghman Lesher <tilghman at meg.abyt.es> writes:
> > > Correct; and Asterisk needs to be started as root, even if it
will
> > > drop privileges after startup.  Do this, and there should be no
> > > problems.
> >
> > Starting as root + dropping privileges is fine. Running configure as
> > root is not so fine; that basically makes building RPMS impossible.
>
> Alternatively, if you can set "ulimit -n 32768" in your RPM build
> environment (this needs to be set as a login requirement), you can sidestep
> the need for configure to run as root.  The only reason it needs root is to
> expand the file descriptor limit so it can test using a file descriptor
> beyond 1023 (the usual limit).
>
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