core

[hund]

What means if the size of the core file increases?
This happend on a checkpoint firewall 1 on at SUN Solaris machine. :confused:

[jcdux]

I have little idea what your asking in your question.

From what you posted this google search (http://groups.google.com/groups?q=core+file+Solaris+&hl=en&sa=N&tab=wg) might provide some answers.

Hope this helps, if not, please elaborate on your question.
:)
J.

[gold eagle]

Have you patched the solaris recently?

CK on sun's website also.

[hund]

The "core" file is located in the checkpoint-directory /opt/cpfw1.41/core The file I am inquiring about is not the Solaris core dump.

Which process is updating the core file? What gets written in it?

A solaris patch was not installed recently.

[gold eagle]

My path to core is different. Anyway, have you recently upgraded (patched the chkp) core?

If you have not service packed it- Then do you have an autoupdate feature? It may be set to find its own updates - though iNViCTuS would know better than me.

I've only been running this for three years, so haven't figured it all out yet.

:)

[iNViCTuS]

What have you done recently to the Checkpoint Firewall. Also what version are you running. I might be able to help you some more, but I am not exactly sure what you are asking either.

The core file for Checkpoint is just a file like any other core file where memory is dumped after a system crash.