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Beanstalkd queue with supervisord opening too many FIFO files

I'm running a Laravel queue job called "webhooks" using beanstalkd and supervisord on my Ubuntu server. I can see the job properly running with process ID 4403: webhooks RUNNING pid 4403, uptime 4 days, 19:47:01 As you…
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SQL Server 2005 Linked Server using SSMS from laptop vs RDP

I connect to work network via Cisco VPN from my work laptop, which is on AD. Edit I am using SQL authentication to connect from Server A to B; in scenario #1 I can connect. I can even connect from localhost to Server B. So, I'm wondering why I can't…
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Windows Azure: file share, named pipe between virtual machines

I'm not able to get named pipes working within a single VM or across 2 VMs within Azure. Availability set is not an option. So, if the VM name is testVM.cloudapp.net, the named pipe is failing with username or password is incorrect. If we use…
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Postfix forward mail to named pipe

In Postfix I can configure to forward emails to a script in /etc/aliases like mailuser: | mailprocessor.pl If I create a named pipe with mkfifo /opt/mypipe and then change /etc/aliases to write directly to the pipe like mailuser: |…
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I can connect to a server via named pipes with sqlcmd but a vendor tool is getting Named Pipes Provider, error: 40

I have a windows service running on my workstation that is part of a vendor supplied tool that connects to a database. It will not startup the error I get 4 errors in the event log with the following inner exception: Inner…
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Named pipe with shell command date

I want to let a standard user change the system date. So I created a named pipe. The standard user write a date to the named pipe and a root process listens to it and sets the date accordingly: (user) echo 122515502010 > /tmp/mypipe (root) date -s…
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Getting Access Denied While Accessing the Named Pipe from Another System

I have a Named Pipe and It Works Fine While I access it using a Client which runs on My System. I get GLE 5 (Access denied) while I run the client from another system. The original post is at stackoverflow
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An SQLite/STDIN Conundrum, Specific to AIX

I'm been playing around with SQlite at work, specifically with trying to get the sqlite3 command line tool to accept stdin instead of a file. Sounds easy enough, on linux you can execute a command like: echo 'test' | sqlite3 test.db '.import…
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