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Yes, even though you set it on the host kernel level, I (outside of K3D) have needed to tell docker to also respect a higher limit than the default (1,024) using the --ulimit parameter. Since I have faced similar issues with applications inside K3D I was just thinking that maybe this parameter could also be useful for initializing K3D containers if that has not already been taken into account.
Yes, even though you set it on the host kernel level, I (outside of K3D) have needed to tell docker to also respect a higher limit than the default (1,024) using the --ulimit parameter. Since I have faced similar issues with applications inside K3D I was just thinking that maybe this parameter could also be useful for initializing K3D containers if that has not already been taken into account.
Originally posted by @lgass in #803 (comment)
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