Re: + support-piping-into-commands-in-proc-sys-kernel-core_pattern.patch added to -mm tree

> >
> > nice but what if the core analyzer segfaults too? looping? DOS
> > coredumping :-) ?
>
> rofl.  Good question ;)

It can happen in a couple of situations anyways. But I guess we can
just force ulimit -c to zero before running the pipe process.

-Andi
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