Hi.
I have added
kernel.coredump_suid_enabled
which will allow the generation of core dumps for SUID processes. (Defaults
to off).
Also I changed the default logging to off, as suggested to avoid
a posible DOS.
Finally I have changed the logging messages to include EUID and EGID if
differ
On Sat, 5 May 2001, Michael Miller wrote:
> +coredump_enabled:
> +When enabled (which is the default), Linux will produce
[...]
> +coredump_log:
> +The default is to log coredumps.
The default looks like an effective way to DoS logging, fill system
partition fast.
Nice other optional feature w
=?iso-8859-1?Q?Jak writes:
> Hi, just wanted to recommend that this goes in, in one form or
> another - it would help a lot around here.
Yes, it looks very nice. The codes match those used by ps even.
> Today we have to manually "fix" the kernel
> source to get proper core.[executable] naming
On Sat, May 05, 2001 at 08:55:09PM +0100, Michael Miller wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have added some configuration options to the coredump abilities of the
> kernel. Please can this patch be considered for addition to the kernel.
Hi, just wanted to recommend that this goes in, in one form or another -
Hi,
I have added some configuration options to the coredump abilities of the
kernel. Please can this patch be considered for addition to the kernel.
I have added three sysctl variables which control the 'features' I
have added. These are:
kernel.coredump_enabled
kernel.coredump_log
kernel.co
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