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debug asan

debug asan

Use this command to collect memory violation events for specific system programs.

To use this command, your administrator account’s access control profile requires r permission to the mntgrp area. For details, see Permissions.

Syntax

diagnose debug asan <program> {enable | disable}

Variable Description Default

<program>

Enter the name of program for which you want to collect the memory violation events.

You can run diagnose debug asan show to check all the programs that support ASAN and their corresponding enable/disable state.

no default

{enable | disable}

enable

Respawns the target daemon using its Address Sanitizer (ASAN) version to collect memory violation events. Leave the system in this state to gather diagnostic data. For more information, see Diagnose memory violation issues. This change is temporary and does not persist across a system reboot.

disable

Reverts the target daemon back to the original executable once data collection is complete. Respawning the daemon causes a temporary traffic interruption.

disable

debug asan

debug asan

Use this command to collect memory violation events for specific system programs.

To use this command, your administrator account’s access control profile requires r permission to the mntgrp area. For details, see Permissions.

Syntax

diagnose debug asan <program> {enable | disable}

Variable Description Default

<program>

Enter the name of program for which you want to collect the memory violation events.

You can run diagnose debug asan show to check all the programs that support ASAN and their corresponding enable/disable state.

no default

{enable | disable}

enable

Respawns the target daemon using its Address Sanitizer (ASAN) version to collect memory violation events. Leave the system in this state to gather diagnostic data. For more information, see Diagnose memory violation issues. This change is temporary and does not persist across a system reboot.

disable

Reverts the target daemon back to the original executable once data collection is complete. Respawning the daemon causes a temporary traffic interruption.

disable