Welcome to Coredump.    ☢↯

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This is my little place to put Unix and Linux related information.

coredump definition:
"A copy of the contents of core, produced when a process is aborted by certain kinds of internal error. This is a copy of what was in memory that was owned by a process when it crashed."

It seems these day as though by default core dumps are suppressed, but you can still see them by causing a "Bus error" or "Segmentation fault" after running:

which is a 'bash' directive to limit core dumps to 1 Megabyte. [Choose your own size limit.]

Other interesting pages to see

Exim4 configuration	Some Exim4 MTA custom configuration
Alix2c3 with Debian	Build your own Firewall/Router that runs Debian.
Alix2c3 with Debian Squeeze	Build your own Firewall/Router that runs Debian Squeeze.
RF Biohazard information	A compilation of RF safety/hazard information
Debian Package Building	A compilation of instructions for building Debian packages
Debian Encrypted Debootstrap	Installing Debian manually with LUKS+LVM
Discussion of MTAs and mail delivery	Discussion of Mail Transfer Agents and mail delivery

Random nonsense

Yee-and-Yeemaster

Personal "urban dictionary" definitions for terms Yee and Yeemaster

If you would like to contact me, I've made a throw-away email address:

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