Hi Vincent,
It doesn't - it just shows the test I did by killing sleep, which is the only
thing that `coredumpctl list` shows (and there is only that one file in
/var/lib/systemd/coredump/).
We start BIRD from systemd, with some (custom) unit files.
Did you just install systemd-coredump and now it creates core dumps for all
processes, including your bird processes without any further changes (that's
what I read implied).
Thanks,
Ian
On Thu, 18 Aug 2022, at 7:00 PM, Vincent Bernat wrote:
> This works for me. What is "coredumpctl" saying about the crash
> ("coredumpctl info -1")? If you installed bird from a package, you may
> also want to install bird-dbgsym to help debugging (but this is not
> necessary to get the coredump).
