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1. Check the default stack space size of linux by ulimit-s, which is 10240 or 10m by default.

2. Change the stack space temporarily by setting the size value of ulimit-s: ulimit-s 102400, that is, 100m.

3. If you can add ulimit-s 102400 to / etc/rc.local, you can set the stack space on boot.

4. You can also change the stack space size in / etc/security/limits.conf:

#

* soft stack 102400

Log in again and execute ulimit-s to see the change to 102400 or 100m.

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