Yo,
-m doesn't take units, and apparently doesn't error if you give it a bad
string.
> b'limit_maxbytes': 67108864,
Sadly, it's gone to its default of 64 megabytes of memory. Sorry about
that :(
try: "-m 64000" - you should be able to confirm with 'ps' that you're not
using the memory as-is.
Hi Dormado,
Thanks for your prompt feed-back.
On Tue, 26 Mar 2019 11:06:10 -0700 (PDT)
dormando wrote:
> Seems like this is a borderline use case, but it might still work for
you.
>From what I read on the internet, it looks like we are miss-using the
tool ... but on the other hand I don't
