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I've got a really strange situation, we have had an application that
stopped running, it either crashed or the PID's were killed.
Is there any way (from an admin perspecitve) I can tell when processes were
killed?
Also is there a way for an application to crash without producing a core?
ulimit -c returns unlimited for coredump size (and the
directory has write permission for user who is running the process.)
-fjr
Frank Ramsay
Systems Programmer
Castel, Inc
100 Cummings Center
Suite 157h
Beverly, MA 01915
(978) 236 1000 (voice)
(978) 236 1197 (fax)
Email: framsay at castelhq.com
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