> Odd, the error says -l is an illegal option, then lists it in the options....
>
> bash-2.03$ . up
> bash: ulimit: illegal option: -l
> ulimit: usage: ulimit [-SHacdflmnpstuv] [limit]
> bash: ulimit: illegal option: -m
> ulimit: usage: ulimit [-SHacdflmnpstuv] [limit]
> bash-2.03$
Yeah, this is my sloppy script :-)
I suspect that Solaris doesn't allow non-root users to set -l
(The maximum size that may be locked into memory) and -m
(The maximum resident set size)
It worked on FreeBSD, it still works on Solaris, but spews errors.
I could fix it, but it is too low down my priority list at the moment.
If anyone fancies doing it then I recommend doing stuff like
OS=`uname`
switch "$OS"
...
Julian
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