While apport doesn't rely on build IDs, there are other uses for core
files besides apport. This lack of build IDs in core files makes core
files less useful on Ubuntu than on Fedora.
We don't use apport.
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I don't have any previous versions of Ubuntu installed so I don't know
if this issue is long-standing.
Apparently having 0x33 be the default started around kernel version
2.6.26 (CONFIG_CORE_DUMP_DEFAULT_ELF_HEADERS=y).
Fedora defaults to 0x33. I haven't tested any other distributions.
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Title:
coredump_filter omits build IDs
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Public bug reported:
According to "man core 5" the default value for
/proc/PID/coredump_filter is supposed to be 0x33, but on Ubuntu (12.04)
it is actually 0x23. This is value the value for
/proc/1/coredump_filter and therefore for all other processes on the
system.
The consequence of this is th
Daniel Holbach wrote:
> Everybody who has the problem: Does it crash or does it not crash?
>
For me, with a Treo 650, it hangs. (Which can be classified as a type of
crash?)
--Bruce
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: slocate
I'm not sure if this is a bug in updatedb or locate, or if its an
upstream problem or Edgy's. I do know that Dapper LTS does not have this
problem, so it is a possible regression.
Of course, it could be a conflict between the findutils and sloca
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