> While we have a good handle on most of the worst stack offenders, we
> can still run into trouble with pathological cases (say, symlink
> recursion for XFS on a RAID built from loopback mounts over NFS
> tunneled over IPSEC through GRE). So there's probably no
> one-size-fits-all when it comes to stack size.
this is pure conjecture at this time, not a fact. You post it as a fact
here... Have you tried something like this to see the layers you add
actually add stack??
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