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Allow increasing connection limit on linux #3799

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    With this you can now support more connections on linux, even if your system header is still set to a smaller value.
    Make sure to increase the limit of open file handles with ulimit or other resource related settings.
    You can change the compile time value of supported connections with
    ./configure --with-maxconn=value

Windows default is still 4096.

With this you can now support more connections on linux, even if your system header is still set to a smaller value.
Make sure to increase the limit of open file handles with ulimit or other resource related settings.
You can change the compile time value of supported connections with ./configure --with-maxconn=value

Windows default is still 4096.
@Lemongrass3110 Lemongrass3110 merged commit 8ae788b into master Jan 9, 2019
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SeravySensei pushed a commit to SeravySensei/rathena that referenced this issue Jan 26, 2019
With this you can now support more connections on linux, even if your system header is still set to a smaller value.

Make sure to increase the limit of open file handles with ulimit or other resource related settings.
You can change the compile time value of supported connections with ./configure --with-maxconn=value

Windows default is still 4096.
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