Kerneloops

manoj.iyer at canonical.com manoj.iyer at canonical.com
Sun Jul 5 17:43:55 UTC 2009


James,

I tested kerneloops & apport for Jaunty, it filed a bug at kernelopps.org 
and also filed a bug in Launchpad. IMHO tagging the launchpad bug such 
that it indicates that the bug was reported to kerneloops.org will be a 
good thing. Also I noticed that when the crash or oops happned again, 
apport will file the same bug again (or ask the user if they want to file 
a bug). This was a but annoying. Is there a mechanism to detect that this 
bug was already filed and avoid duplicate bugs being filed from the same 
machine ?

Is there any mechanism by which I can save the apport data from one 
machine and file the bug on kerneloops from a different machine ? This is 
specially useful in server setup that does not have network connection to 
the outside world.

Cheers
--- manjo

On Mon, 29 Jun 2009, James Westby wrote:

> [Please Cc me on replies as I am no subscribed]
>
> I've been asked to get kerneloops installed by default this cycle, and
> I have some ideas about how to integrate it better with apport, however
> I would like to know what you would like to get from it.
>
> I have drafted a spec at
>
>  https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KerneloopsAndApport
>
> with how I think they should co-operate, but there is an outstanding
> question of what you would like reported.
>
> I assume we would like all reports going to kerneloops.org by default?
> Do you also want the reports to be sent to Launchpad for tracking as
> bugs?
>
> We can look at having them duplicated when they refer to the same
> Oops so that you don't have to do that manually, but I want to
> know if having them as bug reports would be useful anyway.
>
> Thanks,
>
> James
>
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