not really… i found out that there was some coredumps under /var/lib/apport/coredump
Starting on 14.6.2025. I dunno what caused them
NB - as I just moved some anwers to that subject from another posting into this new one you’ll find the setup of my machine in the link underneath
-r-------- 1 root root 101367808 Jun 19 16:00 core._usr_local_sbin_php-fpm.33.ac9241f0-b6ac-4d34-bd90-fe6ec008b7fb.848870.25502585
to me it looks a bit like php-fpm could cause the coredumps (still filling up everything every 2-3 days).
Any idea @szaimen @scubamuc
are there any “old” pointers left in your compose?
tbh I dunno. I use the AiO-provided compose-files. And it seems as if I’m the only one here with that kind of problems.
So how can I check those?
you know I’m a snap user… never faced with those issues 
I think I discovered the faulty app which causes the dumps… It’s my own fault as I activated a not (yet) fitting app for NC31x… Snappy mail. So it seems that everytime I’d access that app (to read my mails on several accounts) the dump-section fills up with coredumps.
as for now I’m just deleting all coredumps after 60 min via a cronjob. I know thats not the way it should be but right now I have no time to act different than quick & dirty 
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