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1C:Enterprise on Linux (Crash File)

Murat Yazlıyev	#1 Feb 25, 2014 06:21 AM
Interested Points:: 0 Joined:: Apr 5, 2012	Hi, Our server is on Ubuntu Server. So in it installed 1C:Enterprise server 64-bit package. In "/var/chash/" directory user of 1C:Enterprise service writes in this directory a file named "_opt_1C_v8.3_x86_64_rphost.1001.crash", which size is 515 Mb. I think it's a crash information of platform.. Is it important file? Can I delete it? Or for what aim his file is used?
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Timofey Bugaevsky	#2 Feb 25, 2014 06:29 AM
Guest Points:: Joined::	Your system will not stop working if you will delete it.
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Murat Yazlıyev	#3 Feb 26, 2014 01:05 AM
Interested Points:: 0 Joined:: Apr 5, 2012	So what aims 1C server uses this file?
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Timofey Bugaevsky	#4 Feb 26, 2014 02:46 AM
Guest Points:: Joined::	In general this file does not belong 1C:Enterprise. This is a crash report file generated by Ubuntu itself.
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Mikhail Ivanenko

Mar 12, 2014 02:07 PM

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We had a problem with such files because they occupied a lot of space, so we had run out of space on the server disk, and now I added to /etc/crontab following line:

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0 7 * * * root rm /tmp/core.rphost.*

(we have CentOS). This line deletes crash dumps files everyday at 7 a.m.

In your case corresponding line should be

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0 7 * * * root rm /var/crash/_opt_1C_v8.3_x86_64_rphost.*

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