Core files solaris 8

But inside a script, sudo somehow doesnt seem to work. Solaris v5. I've printed out my syslog. What others should I be looking for? I know of the "find" command. Say I have a log file called is there a way to clean out certain files in this log by or when I go to VI this file it tells me and I am guessing this means the file has become to large to append with VI so I was wondering if there was command with some argument to clean this out?

What can be done with core files??? Cleaning text files. How do I display the above? I am using HP UX Is it save RedHat Commands. OpenSolaris Commands. Linux Commands. SunOS Commands. FreeBSD Commands. Full Man Repository. Advanced Search. Contact Us. Forum Rules. Mark Forums Read. Thread Tools.

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A core file is the image of your running process at the time it crashed. Improve this answer. The Solaris modular debugger is fantastic and when used with libumem is a very powerful tool.

This blog helps you use mdb to analyse a coredump in Solaris: cuddletech. Chris Quenelle Chris Quenelle 3 3 silver badges 15 15 bronze badges. GDB can be used. It can give the call that was attempted prior to the dump. Worked great for me in the past. Brian G Brian G Unfortunately, GDB 7. This is an unsolved problem sitting in Bugzilla since You can see the stack trace to see where the program crashed with dbx command "where".

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