Baruch Even wrote:
>That's why I also added the coredump option, increase the coredump limit
>to unlimited and you'll get a coredump which is a memory dump of the
>process that gdb can use to look at the state of the program during the
>crash.
>
>Baruch
>
>
It's a root suid program that is run as non-root. It's no wonder that
neither gdb nor strace worked - when running in debug mode, you either
cannot trace the program or cannot have it elevate priveleges - either
of these will cause it to be not-useful to Shlomi's needs.
I'm not sure how SUID and core work together. I will not be too
surpirsed if SUID also meant no core dumps.
Shachar
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