Hendrik-H
Hendrik-H
I'm using v3.3.1 and am connecting from x86 to a none reflect enabled gRPC service running on 390. the result is ``` Segmentation fault (core dumped) ```
I'm using a terminal with a "Solarized" color scheme and the timestamp seems to be exactly in the background color and thus not visible at all.
Hi @fowles , what's the feature you were referring to in your last statement? Was that released by now?
@fowles I can't find anything in 26.0 or in the editions docu that shows how I can now override the `java_package` when using protoc. did I overlook something?
I'm seeing the issue as well but so far only on s390x and not x86_64. The payload signing support was added in redline 1.2.10, which was picked up here: https://github.com/nebula-plugins/gradle-ospackage-plugin/commit/a942e969e4a87e7120da33ca251cbe9b3d6c9d2b...
I noticed the same issue on Fedora 35 with kernel 5.18.6-100.fc35.x86_64. Shouldn't that be recent enough?
Thanks for the answer. The restriction is unfortunate but makes sense. I assume kernel changes would be required to improve the situation. I think in our case the pod names...
We have a multi tenant Jenkins setup with each tenant having its own namespace. When I hit a core dump I want to be able to access the dump. Each...
Thanks, I'm actually only in the role of a tenant in the described system and thus was so far trying to investigate what we could do to get our core...
did you try `os = org.redline_rpm.header.Os.LINUX` ? that works for me just fine in an `Rpm` task.