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Upstart was tested enough to ship in RHEL6. It does not mean it works perfectly and has no bugs. But systemd IS NOT only an init system. So if systemd 208 (un

by chronid 12y ago

Upstart was tested enough to ship in RHEL6. It does not mean it works perfectly and has no bugs. But systemd IS NOT only an init system. So if systemd 208 (until 213) by default saves the core files in the journal and your core file is bigger that what systemd devs decided was appropriate in a .c file (around 768MB, IIRC), you lose it. That is _inacceptable_. And while we (=the company i work for) still have not officially started our evaluation of the platform, if RHEL7(.0) does not have this bug fixed then I will be strongly against supporting it officially, since in case of crash we would not be able to get or pass up to the devs the core file for analysis.

wvenable 12y ago
> So if systemd 208 (until 213) by default saves the core files in the journal and your core file is bigger that what systemd devs decided was appropriate in a .c file (around 768MB, IIRC), you lose it. That is _inacceptable_. Is that not, however, a simple fix? There might be a case of death by million cuts but that's true of any new software that replaces any existing software.