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From: Anton <tosh@assa.vl.net.ua>
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hello.

in 3.3-stable (cvsuped 29311999), 
when i do 'gdb -c somed.core somed', i have gdb's coredump.
somed -- my programm, somed.core -- dumped, when one of 
child processes do some incorrect with memory. (strcpy() with
one parameter is NULL)

it's right?

anton.



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