00:05 <headius> lopex: I'll run some updated numbers now

00:10 <GitHub136> [jruby] headius merged master into current_block_type: https://git.io/fNTde

00:10 <GitHub196> [jruby] headius merged current_block_type into master: https://git.io/fNTdv

00:10 <GitHub102> [jruby] headius deleted current_block_type at 6c4b3fe: https://git.io/fNTdf

10:31 <Gauf> Hey all! Using Jruby 9.1.15 we would like to capture the output of a shell command. It seems to work in most of the cases but in a particularly large environment we seem to get always `Cannot allocate memory` error even for very simple commands like `ls`. Is there a way to run a command and capture its output? (we are using centos)

11:07 <nirvdrum> Gauf: headius or enebo might be able to help you out. Unfortunately, they won't be online for another 2 - 3 hours.

11:18 <Gauf> Yeah no problem of course

11:29 <Gauf> Would using `vfork` instead make sense if a new process is being execed immediately afterwards?

11:33 <nirvdrum> None of the fork variants work with the JVM. You could use `spawn`, however.

13:22 <GitHub121> [jruby] anthraxx opened issue #5244: 9.2.0.0 rake missing rake gem and fails https://git.io/fNkXg

13:22 <nirvdrum> lopex: Are you around by chance?

13:37 <enebo> Gauf: https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucketserverkb/forking-jvm-error-12-cannot-allocate-memory-or-error-12-not-enough-space-779171744.html

13:37 <enebo> Gauf: although we do implement spawn for some execution and that should not have this issue

13:37 <enebo> Gauf: knowing which calls used and perhaps we can suggest an alternative which is using spawn

13:38 <enebo> Gauf: https://github.com/headius/spoon/tree/master/examples

13:38 <enebo> spoon uses spawn

15:47 <sgeorge> Anyone happen to have a handy resource for which JRUBY_OPTS options were deprecated in 9000? And for those options that have a recommended replacement, what those are? I didn't see on http://jruby.org/news , not sure if that's the right spot to be looking.

15:54 <ChrisBr> headius: enebo: there?

19:59 <lopex> nirvdrum: hiya, I remember about that length call thing

20:10 <nirvdrum> lopex: I was getting confused by the return value of Encoding#length.

22:50 <Taiger> Hola

22:52 <lopex> hola

22:53 <Taiger> alguien dice Holaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

22:53 <lopex> indeed