RE: [newbie] core files

2002-12-18 Thread Anuerin Diaz

Hi,

Care to expand the 'piping as per login - string variable' phrase? I
always thought that it meant that the error messages sent to stderr (2)
is redirected to stdout (1) which in the previous example was redirected
to /dev/null. Or was that it? Sorry, im just confused.

ciao!

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Subject: RE: [newbie] core files


On Wed, 2002-12-18 at 07:03, Franki wrote:
 I've always wondered...
 
 What does the 21 at the end of that string do???
 
 rgds
 
 Franki

I believe it's piping as per login - string variable...




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Re: [newbie] core files

2002-12-18 Thread Tom Brinkman
On Tuesday December 17 2002 01:39 pm, Stephen Kuhn wrote:
 On Wed, 2002-12-18 at 06:36, villoing wrote:
  I still have problem with core files.
  I don't know why but since this morning a lot of files like
  core.3412 are created into my home directory. How are they
  created and are they usefull ? Should I keep them or should I
  remove them ?
  thx

 Obviously, there is a program (or two or three) that is bombing out
 - you can safely remove the core. files without worry - but you
 might want to modify your .bashrc file to have:

 # No core files by default
 ulimit -S -c 0  /dev/null 21

 ...in it...then you won't get those nasty little buggers...

   Actually that shouldn't be needed. Mandrake puts these lines in 
/etc/profile  during installation, and they should eliminate core 
files system wide

# Users generally won't see annoyng core files
[ $UID = 0 ]  ulimit -S -c 100  /dev/null 21

Software can cause segfaults (core dumps), but often it's hardware 
problems http://www.bitwizard.nl/sig11/

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[newbie] core files

2002-12-17 Thread villoing
I still have problem with core files.
I don't know why but since this morning a lot of files like core.3412 
are created into my home directory. How are they created and are they 
usefull ? Should I keep them or should I remove them ?
thx


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Re: [newbie] core files

2002-12-17 Thread Paul
In reply to villoing's mail, d.d. Tue, 17 Dec 2002 20:36:09 +0100:

I still have problem with core files.
I don't know why but since this morning a lot of files like core.3412 
are created into my home directory. How are they created and are they 
usefull ? Should I keep them or should I remove them ?

Do you have some software that keeps crashing? Sometimes software that
crashes generates core-dumps.

Paul

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Re: [newbie] core files

2002-12-17 Thread Stephen Kuhn
On Wed, 2002-12-18 at 06:36, villoing wrote:
 I still have problem with core files.
 I don't know why but since this morning a lot of files like core.3412 
 are created into my home directory. How are they created and are they 
 usefull ? Should I keep them or should I remove them ?
 thx
 
 
Obviously, there is a program (or two or three) that is bombing out -
you can safely remove the core. files without worry - but you might
want to modify your .bashrc file to have:

# No core files by default
ulimit -S -c 0  /dev/null 21

...in it...then you won't get those nasty little buggers...

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RE: [newbie] core files

2002-12-17 Thread Franki
I've always wondered...

What does the 21 at the end of that string do???

rgds

Franki

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Sent: Wednesday, 18 December 2002 3:40 AM
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Subject: Re: [newbie] core files


On Wed, 2002-12-18 at 06:36, villoing wrote:
 I still have problem with core files.
 I don't know why but since this morning a lot of files like core.3412
 are created into my home directory. How are they created and are they
 usefull ? Should I keep them or should I remove them ?
 thx


Obviously, there is a program (or two or three) that is bombing out -
you can safely remove the core. files without worry - but you might
want to modify your .bashrc file to have:

# No core files by default
ulimit -S -c 0  /dev/null 21

...in it...then you won't get those nasty little buggers...

--
Wed Dec 18 06:35:01 EST 2002
  6:35am  up 1 day,  9:36,  4 users,  load average: 1.40, 1.14, 0.89

   .o0 linux user:267497 0o.

|____  | kühn media australia
|   /  \ /| |'-.   | http://kma.0catch.com
|  .\__/ || |   |  |
|   _ /  `._ \|_|_.-'  | stephen kühn
|  | /  \__.`=._) (_   |  email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
|  |/ ._/  || |  email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
|  |'.  `\ | | |icq: 5483808
|  ;/ / | | |
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|  '  `-`'   | Berkeley, New South Wales, AU

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RE: [newbie] core files

2002-12-17 Thread Stephen Kuhn
On Wed, 2002-12-18 at 07:03, Franki wrote:
 I've always wondered...
 
 What does the 21 at the end of that string do???
 
 rgds
 
 Franki

I believe it's piping as per login - string variable...

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|  |'.  `\ | | |icq: 5483808
|  ;/ / | | |
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Re: [newbie] core files absent???

2000-02-16 Thread Christian Geisler

Try the following: In a xterm type 
'ulimit -c unlimited' (without quotes)
now a dying program should produce those core files.
there seems to be a restriction set for the maximum size of
core files a program can produce. with that line above, you
can change this. 
ulimit is a bash-built-in command. You find more in
the manpage for bash
i had the same problem and this had done the trick

Christian



Am Mit, 16 Feb 2000 schrieben Sie:
 Has Mandrake 7 been set up to suppress core files? I've had several
 programs die already without generating core files. Some of my own
 programs have segfaulted without generating core files but do generate
 core dumps on other machines... if this is the case, how can I re-enable
 them? This is somewhat annoying.
 
 DvB