Re: Howto get core dump? [Slightly OT]

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On 01/03/2012 12:17 PM, Neal Becker wrote:
Well it looks like the answer was much simpler.  I just needed to set ulimit -c.
I was under the impression that abrt was why I wasn't seeing a core dump, but
didn't try the obvious thing first.

This whole question reminds me of something that I heard about years ago, that might amuse the list:

A company hired a pair of DBAs for development, one of whom claimed to be a Unix expert. The pair kept complaining that their central database file kept vanishing, forcing them to waste time rebuilding it every few days. The sysadmin was quite amused to find out why: they'd named it core.
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