On Fri, 31 Aug 2001, Stas Bekman wrote:
> Yes, if we are using BSD::Resource. I'm not sure how can you do it from
> Perl if using 'ulimit' shell's built-in command.
oh, i didn't realize its a shell built in.
but you should be able make a wrapper like so:
#!/bin/sh
ulimit -c unlimited
./t/TEST $@
> We want to end up with the build system that makes it the easiest for
> users to report problems, so what's your best bet on setting up the env
> for getting core files? Make a dependency on BSD::Resourse (not working
> everywhere) or trying to rely on shell features?
no dependency on BSD::Resource. but if its installed, then using it is
fine of course.
> just before ./t/TEST is run in Makefile, is the simplest solution. Or
> would this have cross-platform problems.
i hardly ever use 'make test', especially with httpd-test. i just run
t/TEST directly. and think about nightly batch jobs that will 'make' once
and run t/TEST many:
t/TEST apxs ~/ap/prefork/bin/apxs
t/TEST -ssl
t/TEST apxs ~/ap/worker/bin/apxs
t/TEST -ssl
t/TEST -proxy
etc.
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