RLIMIT_DATA (ulimit -d) if RLIMIT_DATA is not 0 (unlimited).
If RLIMIT_DATA is 0 then the default 512MB reservation will be used.
Using 32MB made v8 use less memory for sure but it was a huge performance
loss too.
is the maximum time rc.subr waits for a daemon, so usually it would end up
being forcefully killed (i.e. unclean shutdown -> cache must be rescanned
at next startup). suggested by aja@, diff from Brad.
- adjust PLIST to prevent warnings with pkg_delete -c, from aja@ ok Brad.
- add support for detecting if an sqlite3 db is on an NFS mount
- fix printing: Chrome can only print to PDF and that is why you
cannot print to LPD directly. It requres CUPS.
Arora is a lightweight cross-platform web browser.
Arora uses the QtWebKit port of the fully standards-compliant WebKit
layout engine. It features fast rendering, powerful JavaScript engine
and supports Netscape plugins.
ok ajacoutot@ kili@
- pull across a patch from www/chromium to use the same memory allocation
policy on amd64 as is currently used on i386, this seriously reduces the
amount of virtual memory required
with modifications by me.
It is not working yet so you can only enable it by setting the
CHROME_SNDIO environment variable, so by default nothing changes.
I commit this so that other people can work on it too.
this makes chrome use way less memory and since it does not hit
datasize limits anymore, it is way more stable too
- remove the warning of datasize bumping from the wrapper script
tested by sthen@, jasper@ and me
Ignore EINVAL from sigaltstack, seems to be what ruby itself does in 1.9
committing on behalf of jeremy@, who did all the work,
tested on i386 and tested packaging on amd64. All so I can commit a
simple nginx update... THANKS.
ok jasper
- doesn't need groff
- update HOMEPAGE/MASTER_SITES, also zap a dead mirror
- regen plist while here
tweaks from sthen@
The patches can be removed, they are to work-around lack
of OpenSSL pkg-config files. Then with the patches removed,
there's no need for autoconf.
feedback and ok jasper@ sthen@
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