On Sat, 30 Jun 2001, Russell Coker wrote:
> > I use Apache 1.3.19 + php4.0.5 from Woody in chrooted enviroment.
> > My problem is actually I can't force Apache to drop core files.
> > I've added ulimit -c unlimited to /etc/init.d/apache, and set
> > CoreDumpDirectory to some world writeable dir.
> > Nope - I can't get any core to do backtrace on it. Why ?
>
> Well behaved daemons often set their own core limit to zero to avoid
> wasting disk space in the case of errors. You may have to recompile
> Apache with this option disabled, but that's no big deal. Debian
> packages contain stripped binaries so you won't get that much information
> from a core file unless you recompile with "-g" instead of "-O2".
I don't think It's what Apache does - it has CoreDumpDirectory
configuration directive, so I think it should drope some cores there ;)
-=Czaj-nick=-
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