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ulimitwill show some of those limits.parallel(1)for such tasks: manpages.debian.org/cgi-bin/…start=$SECONDSandend=$SECONDS- and use lower case or mixed case variable names by habit in order to avoid potential name collision with shell variables. However, you're really only getting the ever-increasing time interval of the starting of each process. You're not getting how long the download took since the process is in the background (andstartis only calculated once). In Bash, you can do(( diff = end - start ))dropping the dollar signs and allowing the spacing to be more flexible. Usepgrepif you have it.awk).paralleland it says me that I may run just 500 parallel tasks due to system limit of file handles. I raised limit in limits.conf, but now when I try to run 5000 simulaneus jobs it instantly eats all my memory (49 Gb) even before start because everyparallelperl script eats 32Mb.