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Question
For any reason when Jupyter Notebook crashed, sometime it creates a large size of core dump file under the user directory. Is there any way to prevent the creation of this core dump file?
Answer
To avoid the creation of core dump file, add line "ulimit -c 0" setting on each project's ".project-rc" file.
How to add this setting
1. Create a project, open the Environments tab of that project
2. Click Launch Terminal Icon (on the right top) and select Terminal with Python
3. Once terminal session opened, type following command
$ ls -als ### confirm there is file called .project-rc
$ vi .project-rc
### Add following line to this file
ulimit -c 0
4. Save .project-rc and exit from this terminal session
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Modified date:
30 December 2019
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