On 6/17/25 11:03 AM, Joel Ebel wrote:

After some digging, we found that in our environment there's no upper bound on RLIMIT_STACK, so it's set to the maximum allowed value of RLIM64_INFINITY or 2^64-1
Then make sets the stack limit to the maximum value, again RLIM64_INFINITY.
glibc calculates ARG_MAX by dividing the current value of RLIMIT_STACK by 4, which gives us the 2^62-1 we're seeing.

So a suitable `ulimit -s' would do the trick?

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