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Old 04-01-2026, 07:52 AM   #2
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Definitely looks like resource exhaustion. Presumably you are forking workers in each worker of which there are itself N copies running in parallel giving N * N processes. Many OSes have ridicuolusly low limits on how many open file handles and so on by default. I suggest you run one job per worker and let the jobs system handle queueing the work for you.
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