Open lruzicka opened 1 month ago
I also compiled will-crash
, because it disappeared from the Fedora repositories, but even with crashes produced via that are not shown in Abrt.
What alternatives are there for me to induce controlled crashes that would be caught by Abrt and I could test report them to an issue tracker?
You can force-crash pretty much any packaged application. gnome-abrt
included:
$ gnome-abrt &
[1] 54832
$ kill -s 6 %1
[1]+ Aborted (core dumped) gnome-abrt
Ok, when I do it like this, it works and the error is caught by Abrt. So far so good. But why does not respond it to some of the crashes? Thanks for explaining.
By default, ABRT only processes crashes in packaged apps. It can be configured in options in ABRT GUI. Maybe that was the reason?
I have been trying to test the functionality of Abrt on Fedora 41 and I ran a simple crashing script to case a SEGFAULT. This crash was correctly caught by
coredumpctl
and could be listed trough it, but there is no trace of anything in Abrt.I found in journalctl logs:
It seems like Abrt filters the crashing information and if the crash is not part of any package it is not shown. This, however, hinders testability of Abrt because I cannot rely on crashes happening ad hoc to see whether it works or not. What alternatives are there for me to induce controlled crashes that would be caught by Abrt and I could test report them to an issue tracker?
Abrt Version: 1.4.3