Add ASIC namespace ID to core filename, if any #1091
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- What I did
Look for namespace of this process in crashing process's environ file.If any, add it to core filename as
< binary name >.< timestamp >.< local pid inside container >.< ns > .core.gz.
e.g. orchagent.1599073263.45.5.core.gz <-- 5 is the asic namespace.
For processes that don't have asic namespace, there is no change.
e.g. snmpd.1599073245.27.core.gz
The /etc/sysctl.conf kernel.core_pattern is set to pass
pid in host
as last arg.
- How I did it
- How to verify it
Crash a process running in a namespace and another process that is not running in a namepsace and verify, the core filenames.
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- New command output (if the output of a command-line utility has changed)