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Vincent Penquerc'h wrote:
> I have an old SuSE distro, and ulimit -c unlimited is what I use.
> It's about three years old distro, approx. I doubt they've changed
> that though.
> However, I think it's a bash builtin, so it would possibly be
> different if you use sh, ksh, or whatever other shell you happen
> to have.
(t)csh:
limit
limit coredumpsize 0
limit coredumpsize unlimited
tested on redhat 7.2, tcsh 6.10.00. I believe it has always worked
this way though.
Hein Zelle
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