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03-26-2002 05:42 AM
03-26-2002 05:42 AM
Autogenerated corefiles
Hi
I have a HP-UX server that generates a corefile if I delete it. It generates it under / as /core and when I delete it, next morning it's back. Are there anyting to do with this?
Thanks.
I have a HP-UX server that generates a corefile if I delete it. It generates it under / as /core and when I delete it, next morning it's back. Are there anyting to do with this?
Thanks.
Sysadm_Henry
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03-26-2002 05:46 AM
03-26-2002 05:46 AM
Re: Autogenerated corefiles
Hi,
check your cron for any script generating the core file.
Might be some command forcing the core.
C.
check your cron for any script generating the core file.
Might be some command forcing the core.
C.
The computer is a great invention, there are as many mistakes as ever, but they are nobody's fault !
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03-26-2002 06:11 AM
03-26-2002 06:11 AM
Re: Autogenerated corefiles
Hi Henry,
Look at the timestamp on the core file. Do a "file core" . Look for a cron job being executed around the time the core file was generated.
Hope this helps.
Regds
Look at the timestamp on the core file. Do a "file core" . Look for a cron job being executed around the time the core file was generated.
Hope this helps.
Regds
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