02.12.2016 01:02, Ruediger Meier пишет:
Also systemd-coredump should respect the ulimit -c settings (That's what
This limit is for kernel. Systemd does not decide whether to create core or not - it just stores (and possibly preprocesses) it if it was created.
the %c argument would be used for). So if you have a 50G process
If core exceeds ulimit -c, it is not created at all and systemd-coredump does not see it. So how exactly it would be useful here?
crashing then this core dumper would probably write the whole 50G to disk. I guess the machine would slow down for hours because by default it even uses xz compression.
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