Michiel Boland wrote:
Hi. Core dumps are only enabled if you specify a directory in the config
file to dump core in. You can do this using the CoreDirectory directive.
Make sure the user you specify in the config file can create files in
this directory.
Michiel,
I forgot to say that CoreDirectory was enabled in the config:
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CoreDirectory /tmp
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/tmp is world writable with sticky bit. It doesn't help. Core is not
dumped under user "www". Maximum size of core files is set to "unlimited".
What I do:
# `ulimit -c unlimited; mathopd -f /etc/mathopd.cfg`
# `kill -SIGABRT <mathopd_pid>
There is no core dump in /tmp. The process was running under user "www".
# `ulimit -c unlimited; mathopd`
# `kill -SIGABRT <mathopd_pid>
Without config it dumps core in /tmp. The process was running under user
"root".
--
Dmitry
