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[[!comment format=mdwn
username="joey"
subject="""comment 1"""
date="2020-03-16T16:13:00Z"
content="""
The obvious question to ask, which I can't really imagine making any
progress without an answer to: What files did git-annex have open?
I did notice that of the two git-annex logs, one got 19 files before
failing, while the other got 27. It seems unlikely that, if git-annex, or
an external remote, or git, or whatever is somehow leaking file handles,
it would leak different numbers at different times. Which leads to the
second question: What else on the system has files open and how many?
OSX has a global limit of 12k open files, and a per process limit of 10k.
`git-annex get` on linux needs to open around 16 files per file it
downloads. So if git-annex were somehow leaking every single open FD,
it would successfully download over 600 files before hitting the
per-process limit. If every subprocess git-annex forks also leaked every
open FD, it would of course vary by remote, but with a regular git clone
on the local filesystem, the number of files opened per get is still only
62, so still over an order of magnitude less.
Seems much more likely that the system is unhappy for some other reason.
"""]]