On Mon, Aug 16, 2010 at 07:21:12PM +0800, Jin Xin Zheng wrote:
In fact when I saw this the first thing came up to my head was that
our
modified source for doing gcov -- we could collect the .gcda files in
the build directory after libguestfs was invoked. But the guestfsd which
runs inside the appliance produces the .gcda files in the temp ramfs.
I guess it writes it into / (ie. guestfsd's current directory which is
pretty much always root)?
We have made a pretty lot of effort in order to tar-out these files
before the subprocess was killed.
We have/had the same problem capturing core files too ...
Rich.
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