just installed F12[*], and every now and then abrt pops up saying some app misbehaved and asks me to report the problem. I always do so (3 bugs so far in only 2 days using F12), but it sometimes generates *huge* coredump files on /var/cache/abrt/*/ (Firefox alone generated a 359M file, workrave just generated a 15M file). My question is: would Bugzilla even allow me to attach such files? Is there any point in keep allowing coredumps? I'm seriously considering uncommenting
#* soft core 0
on /etc/security/limits.conf to stop this "coredump-fest" -- it takes quite sometime to generate them, and AFAICS it seems to be pointless.
Is this (limits.conf) the best approach to turn off coredumps at all?
Regards,
Andre
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