Using NetBSD as primary development machine, it is a development OS after all, 
but have frequently been annoyed at some of the anti-core features ;)

Program calls seteuid() a fair bit, but if it ever dies I need the core to 
remove any bugs. I know it may be undesirable to have core files from seteuid 
programs in a multi user machine, but since these are dedicated development 
machines that is not a concern.

Are there easy ways to make sure it dumps core, _always_? Even if I have to 
force them into a special directory or whatever. I would rather not have to hack 
at kernel sources and rebuild the kernel too :)

(yep, limit allows core, both soft and hard, I don't chdir() anywhere, and the 
directory it is started from is 777. It is started as root, but may be any euid 
by the time it cores).

Lund

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