ABRT-HARVEST-VMCOR(1) ABRT Manual ABRT-HARVEST-VMCOR(1)NAME
abrt-harvest-vmcore - Converts VMCores to ABRT problems
SYNOPSIS
abrt-harvest-vmcore
DESCRIPTION
This script is meant to be run once at system startup after abrtd is up and running. It moves all vmcore directories in /var/crash (which
are presumably created by kdump) to abrtd spool directory.
The goal is to let abrtd notice and process them as new problem data dirs.
FILES
/etc/abrt/plugins/vmcore.conf
Configuration file where user can enable copying or moving VMcore to ABRT problem directory
SEE ALSO abrt-vmcore.conf(5)abrt.conf(5)AUTHORS
o ABRT team
abrt 2.1.11 06/18/2014 ABRT-HARVEST-VMCOR(1)
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abrtd - automated bug reporting tool's daemon.
SYNOPSIS
abrtd [-dsv[v]...]
DESCRIPTION
abrtd is a daemon that watches for application crashes. When a crash occurs, it collects the problem data (core file, application's command
line etc.) and takes action according to the type of application that crashed and according to the configuration in the abrt.conf config
file. There are plugins for various actions: for example to report the crash to Bugzilla, to mail the report, or to transfer the report via
FTP or SCP. See the manual pages for the respective plugins.
OPTIONS -v
Log more detailed debugging information.
-d
Stay in the foreground and log to standard error.
-s
Log to system log even with option -d.
-t NUM
Exit after NUM seconds of inactivity.
-p
Add program names to log.
CAVEATS
When you use some other crash-catching tool specific for an application or an application type (for example BugBuddy for GNOME
applications), crashes of this type will be handled by that tool and not by abrtd. If you want abrtd to handle these crashes, turn off the
higher-level crash-catching tool.
AUTHORS
o ABRT team
SEE ALSO abrt.conf(5)abrt 2.1.11 06/18/2014 ABRTD(8)
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