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I believe that, by default, core files on Solaris (and on most if not all other UNIX-like systems) are saved to the directory where the offending binary was invoked.

Is there a way to reconfigure this so that core files are generated to a specific location?

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Yes, the command that you're looking for is coreadm

There are various patterns that you can use to set the file name based on the process/user etc. - see the man page for details. For example, to put core files under /var/core/core.[executable name].[process id]:

coreadm -g /var/core/core.%f.%p
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see "man dumpadm" and "man coreadm"

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