Hi. On Wed, Jun 12, 2019 at 05:14:09PM +0300, Martin T wrote: > Reco, > > thanks for reply! > > > rgrep core /etc/security/limits* > > Would be more correct. Files at /etc/security/limits.d/ can override > > limits.conf. > > Indeed. Output of "rgrep core /etc/security/limits*" is following: > > $ rgrep core /etc/security/limits* > /etc/security/limits.conf:# - core - limits the core file size (KB) > /etc/security/limits.conf:* hard core 0 > /etc/security/limits.conf:root hard core 0 > /etc/security/limits.conf:#root hard core 100000 > $ > > So in short, the configuration in my initial e-mail was enough to > disable core dumps?
I prefer to do it this way, but that's a matter of a personal preference (note that it works for root too): * - core 0 Overriding kernel.core_pattern is way too limiting for me. I need those core files in certain cases (but live happily without them by default). > After reading the "man 5 core", I also set the "kernel.core_uses_pid" to 0. Zero is a default value for this in Debian anyway. So - can't hurt, but I doubt it'll change something for you. Reco
