Hi Ondrej, That makes sense!
We do use systemd to manage the bird processes. Do you have it successfully creating core dumps on crashes with systemd? - would you mind sharing your unit file? Thanks! On Fri, 19 Aug 2022, at 12:48 AM, Ondrej Zajicek wrote: > This does not work, because ulimit does not set system-wide limits, but > limits of the current shell (and it subprocesses). That is why it worked > for sleep command. > > But if you run BIRD from systemd, then systemctl command to start/restart > BIRD just say systemd to start it as a child of init (systemd), not as a > child of the current shell. So it will not inherit ulimit of the current > shell. You likely need something like modifying BIRD unit to change > ulimit.
