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Operating Systems Linux Red Hat Java patching Post 302606186 by mark54g on Friday 9th of March 2012 07:31:24 PM
Old 03-09-2012
Corona is correct. Red Hat Linux does not put out "Patches" but rather updates to RPMs. In order to "Patch" you should apply the new RPM to the system.

You must either have a repository set up and properly configured to contain all your RPMs or you must have them accessible to the local system via HTTP or local/network mount.
 
ABRT-ACTION-ANALYZ(1)						    ABRT Manual 					     ABRT-ACTION-ANALYZ(1)

NAME
abrt-action-analyze-java - Calculate and save UUID & DUPHASH and determine the level of usability for reporting of a Java stack trace. SYNOPSIS
abrt-action-analyze-java [-v] [-d DIR] [-o] [-f FILE] DESCRIPTION
The tool reads the file named backtrace from a problem data directory, processes it and generates a universally unique identifier (UUID). Then it saves this data as new element uuid. It also checks whether the stack trace contains a remote address in any of its frames and if so it creates not-reportable element whose contents explains why the stack trace should not be reported into a bug tracking system. Integration with ABRT events abrt-action-analyze-java can be used to generate the UUID & DUPHAS of a newly saved Java stack trace. EVENT=post-create analyzer=Java abrt-action-analyze-java OPTIONS
-d DIR Path to a problem directory. The tool reads the backtrace from stdin when neither this option nor -f is provided. -f FILE Path to a stack trace. The tool reads the backtrace from stdin when neither this option nor -d is provided. -o Print the result to stdout. -v Be more verbose. Can be given multiple times. AUTHORS
o ABRT team abrt-java-connector 01/19/2014 ABRT-ACTION-ANALYZ(1)
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