Re: nspluginwrapper patch for testing (was: Re: flash10 vs f10)

i'm running compat.linux.osrelease: 2.6.16 and r195173 (CURRENT).

yep. the warning comes up if a users stacksize is limited < 32M. flash works
great and the HD button isn't causing any problems.

maybe it's possible to ad something like

if ulimit < 32m then don't change ulimit and prinf("not setting new ulimit due
to stacksize limitation").

something like that....

cheers.

Juergen Lock schrieb am 2009-06-30:
> In article
> <permail-20090630175552f7e55a9d00001ea5-a_best01_at_message-id.uni-muenster.de>
> you write:
> >getting this on x86:

> >ulimit: bad limit: Operation not permitted
> >ulimit: bad limit: Operation not permitted

> Hmm did you alreadly lower the stack limit below 32M? (what does
> ulimit -a
> say?)  Does flash work correctly for you, i.e. things like the
> youtube
> `watch in hd' button?  If yes I guess we can just redirect the error
> message to /dev/null since a lower stack limit than 32M should not
> stop
> flash from working and we can't raise it easily from sh anyway...

>  Oh and also, which FreeBSD and Linux base/nonbase versions is that?

>  Thanx,
>         Juergen