Hi, we're using an Ubuntu setup where systemd-coredump is set up as the coredump handler. This is fine, coredumps end up in /var/lib/systemd/coredump/. We would however like to additionally run our own event handler (for remote error reporting) in case of a process dumping core.
Does systemd-coredump provide any facilities for registering an event handler for this? Or should we create our own handler, register that as kernel.core_pattern in sysctl and forward the coredumps to systemd-coredump? I considered subscribing to the journal and filtering the coredump event out there, but that might cause unnecessary CPU load and also the API seems to be kind of broken, I ran into this issue [1]. What is the best way of running our custom error reporting script in addition to systemd-coredump's default behavior? Best regards Johannes [1] https://github.com/systemd/python-systemd/issues/98
