At 1:54 PM -0700 7/26/02, tsackett wrote: >Fantastic, that fixed it. > >For future readers of this thread (probably me, next time I run into >this and have forgotten the fix), here is what I learned: The >stacksize and other limits are properties of the shell in which the >script is running. Typing the command "limit" will show you the >current resource limits for your shell. The command "limit stacksize >1024" (or whatever value) will change the stacksize resource limit >to the new value.
and its probably good to note that "limit" is a shell built-in; in bash, you'll want to use "ulimit". -s- -- Sandor W. Sklar - Unix Systems Administrator - Stanford University ITSS Non impediti ratione cogitationis. http://whippet.stanford.edu/~ssklar/
