OAF hardcodes file descriptor 123 as the file descriptor to use for
communicating the IOR. This is bad for two reasons:

* It will cause unnecessary failures on systems where the administrator has set
a relatively low per-process file-descriptor limit.

* It will cause serious problems if the process opens 123 or more file
descriptors at once before doing OAF stuff.

Miguel says that a fix for this same problem was checked into the gnorba library
2 or 3 weeks ago as of today (April 19th)



------- Additional Comments From mjs@noisehavoc.org 2000-05-01 15:39:04 ----

upping milestone because this is a stumbling block to widespread OAF acceptance





------- Additional Comments From mjs@noisehavoc.org 2000-05-02 01:46:17 ----

Moving to OAF product



------- Additional Comments From sullivan@eazel.com 2000-09-08 15:25:19 ----

Setting all bugs to P6 to start official bug-prioritization plan. Please don't
set the priority to anything other than P6 unless you've got the gold seal of
approval for doing so.



------- Bug moved to this database by unknown@bugzilla.gnome.org 2001-09-09 20:56 -------