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<p>I'm having a major problem with an application crashing.<br>
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The problem is that no core file is produced so I don't have a clue _why_ it's happening. I'm hoping someone has seen<br>
this kind of behaviour.<br>
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- there is no core file produced<br>
- the launch script explicity sets the coredump size to unlimited<br>
- the directory where the application is run from is writeable.<br>
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Since the above conditions are true, I'm thinking it's not actually producing a core file. So my question is this, when would a crash _not_ produce a core?<br>
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Kernel 2.4.9-31<br>
RedHat 7.2<br>
Linux Streams 2.13.16<br>
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-fjr<br>
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Frank Ramsay<br>
Systems Programmer<br>
Castel, Inc<br>
100 Cummings Center<br>
Suite 157h<br>
Beverly, MA 01915<br>
(978) 236 1000 (voice)<br>
(978) 236 1197 (fax)<br>
Email: framsay@castelhq.com</body></html>