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From: Mike Hornung <mike@boobaz.net>
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Subject: core dumps
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Yay!  I've got a binary (httpd) and it keeps segfaulting on me.  I want it
to dump a core but it doesn't.  Is there a way I can make the program dump
a core when it receives a SIGSEGV?  I suppose this would be a good time to
learn how to use gdb...

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