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11-26-2001 10:03 PM
11-26-2001 10:03 PM
stack size exceeded maxssiz
How do you think I could resolve this? can I just increase my maxssize?
Below are the messages I appeared in my terminal.
"Pid 4513 received a SIGSEGV for stack growth failure.
Possible causes: insufficient memory or swap space,
or stack size exceeded maxssiz "
thanks in advance.
bern
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11-26-2001 10:11 PM
11-26-2001 10:11 PM
Re: stack size exceeded maxssiz

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11-26-2001 10:11 PM
11-26-2001 10:11 PM
Re: stack size exceeded maxssiz
Yes increase 'maxssiz' value, compile a
new kernel. 'maxssiz' is not usually
part of a formula. To generate a new kernel
you can do this if it is HP-UX 11
# cd /stand/build
# /usr/lbin/sysadm/system_prep -s system
# vi system (and make your changes)
save file
# /usr/sbin/mk_kernel -s system
# /usr/sbin/kmupdate
# cd /
# /sbin/shutdown -r -y 0
HTH
-Michael
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11-26-2001 10:12 PM
11-26-2001 10:12 PM
Re: stack size exceeded maxssiz
I would first take a look whether or not the program is running normally. I got the same problem recently with an extract that couldn't take the fact that the system time had been turned back (daylight saving) and got into a
loop, taking more and more memory ...
So this might be a signal there's something wrong with the program.
Did you also get a core dump ?
Tom Geudens
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11-26-2001 10:14 PM
11-26-2001 10:14 PM
Re: stack size exceeded maxssiz
Could be a user application that is indiscriminately grabbing memory or has a memory leak. In suce case, you may want to get the application tended to.
