On 14:05 11 Apr 2002, James Pifer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: | I have program that I run from an sh script called relay.sh. The program | runs fine, but I would like to set ulimit before the application runs. | | When I add ulimit by itself on the first line, which I would expect to | give unlimited I get: | : command not found | | When I add ulimit -s 64000, I get: | '/relay.sh: ulimit: bad non-numeric arg '64000 | | There isn't anything before the 64000 so I don't know where the single | quote is coming from. I can run either of these fine from the prompt. | | I've also tried single quotes around the whole line which someone else | suggested, but still didn't work. | | Can anyone tell me how to correct this problem?
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