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Subject: (try) core dumps
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I just noticed this in my system logs:

Feb 23 07:14:19 laa kernel: pid 71141 (try), uid 0: exited on signal 10 
(core dumped)

Now, I have a very busy box here, but I cannot really tell to which 
software the 'try' belongs to, and since it's running as uid 0, this 
raises some alarms on my end.

I also cannot find the core file...

-- 
br,
Tommi