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Feedback on epas 15 - "Enabling core dumps" #4782
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Thanks @tureba - we'll take a look and see if we can't get these addressed soon. |
Waiting on developer input - may be a bit |
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Summary
There are multiple issues with this page, causing customers to follow incorrect instructions.
To name a few:
systemd-coredump
. Additionally, some steps of the instructions seem outdated and are not aligned with Red Hat's usual directions on the matter. We should align our instructions with the OS vendors'./usr/lib/systemd/system
and/lib/systemd/system
. This is a mistake. Files in those locations should never be edited, especially ones that are provided by our packages. Instead, the instructions should explain how to usesystemd edit
or to create override files in/etc/systemd/system
. More details on how to edit systemd service files can be found inman systemd.unit
./etc/systemd/system.conf
. That is also incorrect. Any one of those changes is enough, and providing both wastes time during troubleshooting, and may enable core dump files to all processes of the reader's system, which is not necessary (and might exhaust disk space in case of third party softwares crashing, as was observed in the past). The page should only explain how to change the database service, not the global setting.Unfortunately I don't have the cycles to fix these things myself right now, so I'm only reporting for the moment.
Where did you see the problem?
https://github.com/EnterpriseDB/docs/blob/main/product_docs/docs/epas/15/installing/troubleshooting/linux_troubleshooting/enabling_core_dump.mdx
Expected behavior
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