On Mon, 2006-02-13 at 15:57 -0600, Jeffrey C. Ollie wrote:
> Cores are dumped wherever the system thinks that the process's current
> directory is. Usually that is the directory that the process is started
> in. Try cd'ing to /tmp before starting openpbx and see if you get a
> core in /tmp. It'd be easy enough to add a call to chdir("/tmp")
> somewhere in the code (or maybe another directory that's owned by the
> openpbx user).
Ok, tried that and it didn't work, but I think I see why. If I run
openpbx detached, and check its cwd by looking up it's process ID
under /proc, it shows a cwd of '/'. If I start openpbx non-detached (eg,
with '-d'), the cwd of the process is whatever directory I started it
from.
So, somewhere in openpbx (I haven't looked yet), when it detaches, it
sets the cwd to '/'.
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