Lennart Poettering on Nostr: Except of course, that until recently it all fell apart once containers came into the ...
Except of course, that until recently it all fell apart once containers came into the mix: containers typically indicate a "binary boundary" when it comes to coredump processing: the code running inside the container and the code running on the host typically do not originate from the same source, they are built differently, with different compiles, compiler settings, debug symbols, optimization levels and so on.
And that showed: while coredumps of the system itself were now nicely…
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