crash-dumps

I´m facing a huge problem since a couple weeks. I´ve an asp.net application hosted under IIS7 (W2008 SP1), and every a couple hours it starts consuming near 50% of the CPU when maybe there're no users connected. It´s understandable since we are using Quartz.net to make some application recicling, but we could not reproduce the problem yet. Here is a trace made with JetBrains dotTrace 3.1 while the CPU was high: http://mycenter.info/tmp/DotTraceSnapshot.zip Usually the process wasting CPU is the w3wp.exe, but in the last couple days sqlserver (2008) and memcached (1.2.1, and updated on Monday

Crash logs used to be accessible through the Settings app. I can't find that in iOS 8. Where did that go? It's not gone now is it. I found it. It moved, it's no longer inside General/Diagnostics... It's in Privacy/Diagnostics. Start by opening up the Settings app. Navigate to Settings - Privacy - Diagnostics & usage - Diagnostics & usage Data Tap on the crash and you will see a text field with a crash log. Long press to Select All and then Copy the crash text. Paste it into something you can get off of your device (for example, an email to yourself). If you have iOS 10.3 or later, go to

Im looking for a way to generate minidump files in my applications simular to what ProcDump does but prefarably with code and not having to extract a 3dparty tool to do it. The main reasons for not wanting to use ProcDump is: 1) Size of the binary would increase greatly ( This is a problem because my apps are freeware, and bandwith is not free). 2) Feels dirty. 3) No way i can port that app to run inn windows mobile. My requirements are: 1) Ability to generate mdump files in a fatale crash. 2) Abilityt to do "pause" the app do a dump, and contiune would be a bonus . If this is not realy a

I want to change the default location of core dump files so that every time a core dump is generated ,it goes to that directory.Also, is it possible to save the dump file by the name of the crashed file in this location? mata Yes, it is. You can change /proc/sys/kernel/core_pattern to define the pathname used to generate the corefile. For more, see man core example: echo '/tmp/core_%e.%p' | sudo tee /proc/sys/kernel/core_pattern # `tee' instead of > so that # opening happens in the # elevated process would cause all future core dumps to be generated in /tmp and be named core_[program].[pid]

I have googled for three hours but to no avail. I have an ejabberd installation which is not installed using apt. It is installed from source and there is no program called ejabberd in it. Start and Stop and everything is through ejabberdctl. It was running perfectly for a month and all of a sudden one day it stopped with the infamous kernel pid terminated error Anytime i do sudo ejabberdctl start --node ejabberd@MasterService A erl_crash file gets generated and when i try ejabberdctl i get Failed to connect to RPC at node ejabberd@MasterService Now what have i tried Tried killing all running

I wanted to do a out-of-process exception handler and i had created a watch-dog process which does dedicated exception handling when child process raises exception. I had successfully invoked the watchdog process through events . The problem i am facing is while trying to pass the exception information pointers to the other process . I landed here Passing a pointer to process spawned with exec() and came to know that passing pointers in shared memory has this issue : "If you use shared memory, you can't pass the pointer. The pointer will contain the virtual address, which is different from one