You can also use the limit command to change the max dump size. If you run 'ulimit -c 0 ' in a bash shell, and something called from that shell crashes, you will get no dump.
On 3/22/06, phil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
Today I got a panic from my server - filesystem is full on / I took a look, even though I hadn't added anything to /, and lo an behold I had this in /root:
101648 -rw------- 1 root wheel 99M Mar 22 03:45 ruby18.core
How can I stop ruby from writing a core here, and/or how can I limit it to a smaller size? In the Unix partitioning scheme they advocate a small / partition for security, this mine is only 250Megs.
Thanks
P
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