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Subject: No core file being created
From: markskilbeck@gmail.com (Mark Skilbeck)

I'm trying to debug a segfault that's occuring in an extension I'm 
developing (phpgksu - PHP wrapper for libgksu2). On the PHP site it says 
that if I have PHP configured with --enable-debug (which I do) then 
whenever PHP crashes a core file should be created in the same directory 
the file is executing. However, I do not see one.

I've even run the command as sudo ($ sudo php /file.php) to make sure 
PHP has the permissions to write the file.

Any ideas?