How to convert Coredump .gz file so that I can read it
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I have coredump file in .gz format (which I am not aware of) and I want to convert it, so that I can read it.
Is there a way I can use coredumpctl to read the .gz core dump file?
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I have coredump file in .gz format (which I am not aware of) and I want to convert it, so that I can read it.
Is there a way I can use coredumpctl to read the .gz core dump file?
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It is already in bytes, there is nothing to do. Why do you think that you can not send it?
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Its in .gz format which I am not aware of. Is there a way instead of accessing the directory where the coredump file is, I askcoredumpctlto get the coredump file for me. Then I don't have to be root to access the coredump file.
– sheikh sabeer
yesterday
First stop it with the being root. Why is it that when ever a user does not know what they are doing, they do it as root. This is a sure way to break things. You do not have to be root to convert a file.
– ctrl-alt-delor
yesterday
I have added an answer, but there are a lot of confusing ideas in this question. I suspect that you are using words, that you have heard (cargo cult). Please just use ordinary words. There is, usually, no need for technical specialist words.
– ctrl-alt-delor
yesterday
the aim is to call coredumpctl and get the coredump file. Is it possible to do it without root access?
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I have coredump file in .gz format (which I am not aware of) and I want to convert it, so that I can read it.
Is there a way I can use coredumpctl to read the .gz core dump file?
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I have coredump file in .gz format (which I am not aware of) and I want to convert it, so that I can read it.
Is there a way I can use coredumpctl to read the .gz core dump file?
linux core-dump
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It is already in bytes, there is nothing to do. Why do you think that you can not send it?
– ctrl-alt-delor
yesterday
Its in .gz format which I am not aware of. Is there a way instead of accessing the directory where the coredump file is, I askcoredumpctlto get the coredump file for me. Then I don't have to be root to access the coredump file.
– sheikh sabeer
yesterday
First stop it with the being root. Why is it that when ever a user does not know what they are doing, they do it as root. This is a sure way to break things. You do not have to be root to convert a file.
– ctrl-alt-delor
yesterday
I have added an answer, but there are a lot of confusing ideas in this question. I suspect that you are using words, that you have heard (cargo cult). Please just use ordinary words. There is, usually, no need for technical specialist words.
– ctrl-alt-delor
yesterday
the aim is to call coredumpctl and get the coredump file. Is it possible to do it without root access?
– sheikh sabeer
yesterday
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It is already in bytes, there is nothing to do. Why do you think that you can not send it?
– ctrl-alt-delor
yesterday
Its in .gz format which I am not aware of. Is there a way instead of accessing the directory where the coredump file is, I askcoredumpctlto get the coredump file for me. Then I don't have to be root to access the coredump file.
– sheikh sabeer
yesterday
First stop it with the being root. Why is it that when ever a user does not know what they are doing, they do it as root. This is a sure way to break things. You do not have to be root to convert a file.
– ctrl-alt-delor
yesterday
I have added an answer, but there are a lot of confusing ideas in this question. I suspect that you are using words, that you have heard (cargo cult). Please just use ordinary words. There is, usually, no need for technical specialist words.
– ctrl-alt-delor
yesterday
the aim is to call coredumpctl and get the coredump file. Is it possible to do it without root access?
– sheikh sabeer
yesterday
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It is already in bytes, there is nothing to do. Why do you think that you can not send it?
– ctrl-alt-delor
yesterday
It is already in bytes, there is nothing to do. Why do you think that you can not send it?
– ctrl-alt-delor
yesterday
Its in .gz format which I am not aware of. Is there a way instead of accessing the directory where the coredump file is, I ask
coredumpctl to get the coredump file for me. Then I don't have to be root to access the coredump file.– sheikh sabeer
yesterday
Its in .gz format which I am not aware of. Is there a way instead of accessing the directory where the coredump file is, I ask
coredumpctl to get the coredump file for me. Then I don't have to be root to access the coredump file.– sheikh sabeer
yesterday
First stop it with the being root. Why is it that when ever a user does not know what they are doing, they do it as root. This is a sure way to break things. You do not have to be root to convert a file.
– ctrl-alt-delor
yesterday
First stop it with the being root. Why is it that when ever a user does not know what they are doing, they do it as root. This is a sure way to break things. You do not have to be root to convert a file.
– ctrl-alt-delor
yesterday
I have added an answer, but there are a lot of confusing ideas in this question. I suspect that you are using words, that you have heard (cargo cult). Please just use ordinary words. There is, usually, no need for technical specialist words.
– ctrl-alt-delor
yesterday
I have added an answer, but there are a lot of confusing ideas in this question. I suspect that you are using words, that you have heard (cargo cult). Please just use ordinary words. There is, usually, no need for technical specialist words.
– ctrl-alt-delor
yesterday
the aim is to call coredumpctl and get the coredump file. Is it possible to do it without root access?
– sheikh sabeer
yesterday
the aim is to call coredumpctl and get the coredump file. Is it possible to do it without root access?
– sheikh sabeer
yesterday
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files ending in .gz are usually gnu-zip files. Check by typing file «filename», if should report gnu zip.
If so it is a compressed file, you can un-compress it by typing gunzip «filename».
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files ending in .gz are usually gnu-zip files. Check by typing file «filename», if should report gnu zip.
If so it is a compressed file, you can un-compress it by typing gunzip «filename».
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files ending in .gz are usually gnu-zip files. Check by typing file «filename», if should report gnu zip.
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If so it is a compressed file, you can un-compress it by typing gunzip «filename».
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It is already in bytes, there is nothing to do. Why do you think that you can not send it?
– ctrl-alt-delor
yesterday
Its in .gz format which I am not aware of. Is there a way instead of accessing the directory where the coredump file is, I ask
coredumpctlto get the coredump file for me. Then I don't have to be root to access the coredump file.– sheikh sabeer
yesterday
First stop it with the being root. Why is it that when ever a user does not know what they are doing, they do it as root. This is a sure way to break things. You do not have to be root to convert a file.
– ctrl-alt-delor
yesterday
I have added an answer, but there are a lot of confusing ideas in this question. I suspect that you are using words, that you have heard (cargo cult). Please just use ordinary words. There is, usually, no need for technical specialist words.
– ctrl-alt-delor
yesterday
the aim is to call coredumpctl and get the coredump file. Is it possible to do it without root access?
– sheikh sabeer
yesterday