Processes which exit abnormally display a kernel message to this effect that includes some basic information about the process. Its PID, its UID, its name. On a machine with a lot of jails, this information can be essentially useless. Consider a webhost with 50 jails serving PHP via fastcgi and one is crashing, its near impossible to track it down with just the information as currently provided. Fix: Apply the included patch. Patch attached with submission follows: How-To-Repeat: Try to trace down a coredump on a machine with lots of jails
On FreeBSD 8./9.x it might actually be more usefull to print the jail name as it's always there (and would be the jid by default if not set). For FreeBSD 7.x the jail_name is optional so the jid might be the better info. -- Bjoern A. Zeeb It will not break if you know what you are doing.
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