Jacob,
You are right. According to http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1212925/on-linux-set-maximum-open-files-to-unlimited-possible it is impossible to set the open files limit to 'unlimited', and the maximum possible value is 1048576 which is a hard-coded constant in the Linux kernel.
Which means an option to disable the "rename aware" functionality is the only possible solution in your case. Reported as bug #1222062. Let's keep this bug as a documentation request to document the current state of things.
Jacob,
You are right. According to http:// stackoverflow. com/questions/ 1212925/ on-linux- set-maximum- open-files- to-unlimited- possible it is impossible to set the open files limit to 'unlimited', and the maximum possible value is 1048576 which is a hard-coded constant in the Linux kernel.
Which means an option to disable the "rename aware" functionality is the only possible solution in your case. Reported as bug #1222062. Let's keep this bug as a documentation request to document the current state of things.