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Changes between Version 56 and Version 57 of Core_dump

v56	v57
36	36	Ensure that '''no''' startup script (`~/.bashrc`, `~/.bash_profile`, `~/.profile`) contains an instruction like `ulimit -c 0` as the limit cannot be increased once it was set to zero.
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38		When !VirtualBox or one of its processes crashes, a file core.<pid> is created in the current directory. Be aware that core dumps can be very huge. Please compress the file before submitting it to a bug report. Or better don't attach the file to a report. Note that this core dump can contain a memory dump of your guest which can include sensitive information. Send it to frank _dot_ mehnert _at_ oracle _dot_ com if the compressed file is smaller than 5MB. Upload it to ftp.oracle.com:/appsdev/incoming and contact me directly otherwise to tell me the file name of the uploaded core dump.
	38	When !VirtualBox or one of its processes crashes, a file core.<pid> is created in the current directory. Be aware that core dumps can be very huge. Please compress the file before submitting it to a bug report. Or better don't attach the file to a report. Note that this core dump can contain a memory dump of your guest which can include sensitive information. Send it to alexander _dot_ eichner _at_ oracle _dot_ com if the compressed file is smaller than 5MB. Contact me directly otherwise so we can look for another solution to get the core dump to us.
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40	40	If several core files are created, you can check which process created them using the command