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On 3 Jul 2005 at 18:09, kakou wrote: |
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> I have some problem with grsec and an upgrade of perl to perl-5.8.7. |
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> During the update, grsec kill perl and generate a trace : |
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the application is crashing due to a bug and tries to dump |
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core whose limit you set to 0, hence the report from grsec. |
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> grsec: denied ressource overstep by requesting 4096 for RLIMIT_CORE |
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> against limit 0 for /var/.../miniperl [...] |
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> (Also, I have this error with other program like relay-ctl ...) |
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> How to ignore(force) this rlimit control ? |
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you don't ignore it but rather try to find out what breaks ;-). |
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'ulimit -c unlimited' will enable coredumping then you can |
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take a look at it and see what happened. |
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