when your process dies, it leaves a core file. most teams delete it. we archive it, rank it, and sell it back to you while the server is still warm.
last fatal signal: SIGSEGV at 0x00007f8a
| feature | behavior |
|---|---|
| collection | automatic on SIGQUIT, SIGILL, SIGSEGV, SIGABRT |
| retention | until storage is full, then oldest first |
| analysis | none. we only count bytes. |
| alerting | an email is queued. it is not sent. |
| export | raw ELF only. no symbol resolution. |
| support | ticket created. ticket closed. |
all plans bill per crash. there is no free tier. a segfault is not a lead magnet.
| register | value | notes |
|---|---|---|
| rax | 0x0000000000000000 | NULL, as expected |
| rip | 0x00007f8a44c21a14 | inside libcef.so |
| rsp | 0x00007ffe3b8a29c0 | stack frame 0 |
| rbp | 0x0000000000000001 | someone lied |
| efl | 0x00010246 | ZF=1, result was zero |
CR4SH C4SH was founded in a pager storm. the first product was a cron job that compressed /var/crash and emailed the tar file back to the team that generated it. nobody asked for this. it became a service.
today we operate eleven data centers, four of which are real. our collectors run on every continent except the one with the fewest segfaults. we do not disclose which one that is.