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We have a thread which parser > 200k files, and we always get "too many open files open" error from operating system. Using lsof I noticed tha apache-tika temp files (created by class temporaryFiles) are not really deleted by operating system, even if delete method returns true.
Searching in the code, I found that the problem (which does not manifest with all the files) is probably in TikaInputStream#close method. Here opencontainer is set to null, but in case of opencontainer instance of org.apache.poi.poifs.filesystem.NPOIFSFileSystem the problems disappear if I call close() on opencontainer. I modified the NPOIFSFileSystem class to implement java.io.Closeable, and modified TikaInputStream#close method to make
if (openContainer instanceof java.io.Closeable)
{ ((java.io.Closeable) openContainer).close(); }openContainer = null;
I don't know if this is the best solution, but it seems to solve the problem for me.