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Did you log out and back in after applying the change?
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I am running my application on a linux server located in the lab, using ssh terminal from a windows machine. <br />
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The application is run foreground and so not possible to logout of and login to the terminal in which the application process is running.
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<a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/23677186/0-Byte-Core-Dump-File-Created-when-application-seg-faults.html" rel="ugc">https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/23677186/0-Byte-Core-Dump-File-Created-when-application-seg-faults.html</a>
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The solution is very obvious
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Why would the core file size be 0 inspite of setting ulimit-c to unlimited
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Why would the core file size be 0 inspite of setting ulimit-c to unlimited

Did you log out and back in after applying the change?

I am running my application on a linux server located in the lab, using ssh terminal from a windows machine. 

The application is run foreground and so not possible to logout of and login to the terminal in which the application process is running.

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