ave1: yes, It's the process of going sarting with "why am I not getting any
core dumps" to "o hey the kernel will call a program to handle
core dumps" to "O fuck,
systemd is called". And then
systemd with all of it's policies and pure stupidity.
a111: Logged on 2014-09-03 11:56 mircea_popescu: By default,
systemd saves
core dumps to the journal, instead of the file system.
Core dumps must be explicitly queried using coredumpctl4. Besides going against all reason, it also creates complications in multi-user environments (good luck running gdb on your program's
core dump if it's dumped to the journal and you don't have root access)
mircea_popescu: By default,
systemd saves
core dumps to the journal, instead of the file system.
Core dumps must be explicitly queried using coredumpctl4. Besides going against all reason, it also creates complications in multi-user environments (good luck running gdb on your program's
core dump if it's dumped to the journal and you don't have root access)
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