P.S. By today's standards, that's a pretty chintzy service; are their
limits aimed at IoT thingies?
> I'm not sure which of these is limiting the compilation of rakudo.
2 out of 3 ain’t bad? :-(
Unfortunately, they're && not ||. :-)*
On 9/26/18, Elizabeth Mattijsen wrote:
>> On 26 Sep 2018, at 06:03, Richard Hainsworth
>> wrote:
>>
>> Further to this question. Support staff at hosting comp
> On 26 Sep 2018, at 06:03, Richard Hainsworth wrote:
>
> Further to this question. Support staff at hosting company just informed me
> that for the plan I have at present, the following limits are in place:
>
> 60 seconds CPU execution time per process
Build time on my MBP is around 75 second
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Richard Hainsworth wrote:
> a) Is there a rakudo package for debian Stretch I can install? (I'm
> just asking, but I doubt it).
https://github.com/nxadm/rakudo-pkg/releases
I believe Stretch is Debian 9, so you
Further to this question. Support staff at hosting company just informed
me that for the plan I have at present, the following limits are in place:
60 seconds CPU execution time per process
195MB of RAM per process
20 simultaneous processes
I'm not sure which of these is limiting the compilatio
csh => OS accepted
unlimit => OS accepted
unlimit -h => several messages about not releasing hard limits
make => same problem as before, failure to allocate during parse stage.
On 26/09/18 11:32, yary wrote:
c) Any other suggestions?
csh
unlimit
unlimit -h
make
-y
c) Any other suggestions?
csh
unlimit
unlimit -h
make
-y
Hi,
I'm trying to install perl6 on a commercial server. The OS is Debian
Stretch. The hosting service does not allow root access, so everything
must be done with user permission. I do not have access to apt. Snap
package cannot be installed.
My intention is also to set up CRO and develop a w
