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Subject: Re: Disabling core dumps
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Date: Wed, 26-Oct-83 13:41:34 EST
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From:  Scott Alexander <salex.rice@rand-relay>

The other thing that you can do if you are running the csh, is to do a
`limit core 0`.  This command to the csh limits your cores to 0 Kbytes.
`limit` will show the limits in force.

It does have the disadvantage mentioned in one of the replies to you that if
you forget to reset it it will disallow cores later but only for a login
session.

Scott Alexander
Dept of Math Sci
Rice University

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