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tor: double MAX_OPEN_FILES yet again.
https://github.com/void-linux/void-packages/pull/30759

Description:
@ericonr As said on IRC, you were actually right about setting MAX_OPEN_FILES higher. I just again run into the fd limit and the high CPU usage I mentioned was because of io wait of tor waiting to get free fds. So let's double it just again, it's cheap as you said and should be fine now even with high bandwidth scenarios.

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