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Although there's some support for throttling open fd's, it's somewhat unreliable. The upshot is select() continually fails on too many open connections for popular search terms. Instead of doing nothing and retrying select() (only to fail again), try to kill off a non-transferring peer connection.
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randomly kill connections on select() out of range failure
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Although there's some support for throttling open fd's, it's somewhat
unreliable. The upshot is select() continually fails on too many open
connections for popular search terms. Instead of doing nothing and
retrying select() (only to fail again), try to kill off a
non-transferring peer connection.