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  about 10 years ago by puzel | Reply

  Do I understand correctly that this idea involves improving crash-setup (tool from l3slave), so that it can be used on a core dump server in US?

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    about 10 years ago by ptesarik | Reply

    From my communication with David, yes, the ultimate goal is that crash-setup can be used on a server in Provo, plus it also merges extra features of the script that is in use there today.

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Do I understand correctly that this idea involves improving crash-setup (tool from l3slave), so that it can be used on a core dump server in US?
 
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  about 10 years ago by mlatimer | Reply

  Currently, analyzekcore is used by NTS in Provo, and crash-setup is used by L3 in EMEA. The pros of each tool should be combined into one tool that works for both sites.

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    about 10 years ago by mlatimer | Reply

    There is also an analyzeappcore script, that analyzes an application core archive (created by getappcore) that we might want to look at as well. (I don't think analyzeappcore is widely understood or used.)

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  There is also an analyzeappcore script, that analyzes an application core archive (created by getappcore) that we might want to look at as well. (I don't think analyzeappcore is widely understood or used.)
   
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Currently, analyzekcore is used by NTS in Provo, and crash-setup is used by L3 in EMEA. The pros of each tool should be combined into one tool that works for both sites.
 
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