sjhalani has asked for the wisdom of the Perl Monks concerning the following question:
Hi all,
we have a shell script from which we invove the perl i.e
a.sh ---- #!/bin/sh
we set a lot of environment variables here and then call perl script finally as :
$PERL_BIN/perl a.pl "$@" The perl script has the following first line i.e#!/usr/local/bin/perl use lib (...) ... Usual processing ...
But when we invoke it we get the error
a.sh bin/perl: Argument list too longThe arguments we are passing are way within the limits i.e not more than 400 characters then why is the perl complaining on the argument list ? This is running on Linux box.
Is there some limit on the number of environment variables we can set ?
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