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Hi all, |
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I'm wondering what the best way of setting/overriding limits for daemons |
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started during system boot. I want to enable core files. Note I have |
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the symbols in the daemons I'm interested in. |
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I looked at /etc/limits but that file doesn't look like it is used at |
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all? /etc/security/limits.conf seems to be for logins after the system |
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is up. |
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The solutions I see are: |
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add `ulimit -c unlimited` to scripts under /etc/init.d/ This gives finer |
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control when picking what daemons to enable corefiles. |
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add `ulimit -c unlimited` to ebegin() in /sbin/functions.sh Any init |
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that calls ebegin() will have corefile enabled (seems to be all of them). |
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Is there another way? |
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TIA! |
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