Subj : Re: No buffer space available
To   : Bj�rn Felten
From : Dan Clough
Date : Sun Apr 21 2024 12:46 pm

-=> Bj�rn Felten wrote to All <=-

BF> Since a few days back, I keep getting this error:

BF> {W32 API error 10055} No buffer space available

BF>    It only concerns IPv4 nodes (all of them). The only way to
BF> send those packages away is to start Windows in Safe Mode, and
BF> then it takes just a few seconds for all of them -- sometimes up
BF> to four or five; the rest of the nodes polling 2:203/0 use IPv6,
BF> fortunately.

BF>    Now, I know that the 10055 error usually has to do with too
BF> many ports open or something like that, so I tried:

BF> maxservers 2
BF> maxclients 2

BF>    I never needed that before, but leave no stone unturned. But
BF> no difference at all.

BF>    I would greatly appreciate any tips on how to fix this problem
BF> (I can't run in Safe Mode all the time).

Probably too many sockpuppets open.



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