Kinyon, Rob wrote:
As a minor nit, the ulimit command (to allow core files) doesn't work on Solaris9 bash.
so how does it inhibit during 'make test'? and what is the right thing to do to allow core files on your bash?
Kinyon, Rob wrote:
> As for ulimit ... You're right - I had the wrong command. I googled a > little and found something useful at > http://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/devel/debug/c.html#Obtaining_core_Files_ > under_Solaris > which discusses Solaris8, but looks to be relevant to my situation. > > The reason I brought the error up is that when I run "ulimit -c > unlimited", I receive the following error: "bash: ulimit: cannot modify > limit: Not owner". I found a bug report dating back to 1997 on the > topic, but could find no follow-ups or further information.
Is that something common to Solaris 8, or is it specific to the bash installation that you have? i.e. could it be that other bash versions do accept it? If it's the same I suppose we need to skip that state for Solaris 8. Please show the code to indentify Solaris 8 ($^O + %Config) and I will add it.
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