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# The last piece of the coredump policy: the per-process limit. |
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# The sysctl sets where cores go (nowhere). This sets how large a core a |
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# process is allowed to produce, which is the door a program can open for |
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# itself with setrlimit if the hard limit permits it. 0 hard means it cannot. |
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# A person debugging raises it deliberately in their own shell; a hard limit |
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# of 0 means that takes root, which is the intended friction. |
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#<domain> <type> <item> <value> |
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* hard core 0 |
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