Why does OpenBSD lack a man page for ulimit?
I could expand about what caused my need for more memory, but I don't think that would be relevant. I am just really curious about this issue since everything else seems to be so well documented, this certainly seem like a weird phenomenon on OpenBSD. When I need to do something I can usually manage fine with just the man pages but I had to use Google to know how to use ulimit.
Re: Why does OpenBSD lack a man page for ulimit?
I could expand about what caused my need for more memory, but I don't think that would be relevant. I am just really curious about this issue since everything else seems to be so well documented, this certainly seem like a weird phenomenon on OpenBSD. When I need to do something I can usually manage fine with just the man pages but I had to use Google to know how to use ulimit. ulimit is a shell built-in. man ksh, then search the manual page. That is also why you won't find a man page for eval, fg, jobs, let, return, set ...
Re: Why does OpenBSD lack a man page for ulimit?
On Sun, Dec 01, 2013 at 07:50:29PM -0700, Jorge Castillo wrote: I could expand about what caused my need for more memory, but I don't think that would be relevant. I am just really curious about this issue since everything else seems to be so well documented, this certainly seem like a weird phenomenon on OpenBSD. When I need to do something I can usually manage fine with just the man pages but I had to use Google to know how to use ulimit. Ulimit is a ksh command. Please try `man ksh` A.
Re: Why does OpenBSD lack a man page for ulimit?
Okay, thanks. On Sun, Dec 1, 2013 at 7:53 PM, Theo de Raadt dera...@cvs.openbsd.org wrote: I could expand about what caused my need for more memory, but I don't think that would be relevant. I am just really curious about this issue since everything else seems to be so well documented, this certainly seem like a weird phenomenon on OpenBSD. When I need to do something I can usually manage fine with just the man pages but I had to use Google to know how to use ulimit. ulimit is a shell built-in. man ksh, then search the manual page. That is also why you won't find a man page for eval, fg, jobs, let, return, set ...
