Re: [Geary] Geary 0.12 crashing on Fedora 26

[Casey Stone <tcstone caseystone com>]

Thanks for that info Federico. I found the report. Attempting to submit 
it I was warned sending my core dumps might expose sensitive info so I 
didn't, then I was warned it would install about 4GB of software (to 
analyse the core dump locally maybe???) so I cancelled that.

For now I'll assume the crashing may have been from my outdated theme, 
though I could send the backtrace from the problem report to you 
Michael if you want it.

On Thu, 14 Dec, 2017 at 6:42 AM, Federico Bruni <fede inventati org> 
wrote:
> Il giorno mer 13 dic 2017 alle 23:23, Michael Gratton <mike vee net> 
> ha scritto:
> > W dniu Thu, 14 Dec 2017 o 7∶50 użytkownik Casey Stone 
> > <tcstone caseystone com> napisał:
> > > Are you (the author or someone) receiving the crash reports that 
> > > Fedora tells me are being sent after a crash? Can something be 
> > > done to make it more stable?
> >
> > On this: Crash reports for the distros go to their own crash/bug 
> > tracking service and I think the way it works is that package 
> > maintainers generally triage and report issues upstream. I haven't 
> > heard of any coming from Fedora though. I use Ubuntu myself, so 
> > don't really know where to look, either.
> >
> > If you or someone who knows Fedora can point me at where these crash 
> > reports get sent, or even better file some bugs for them in Geary's 
> > bug tracker, I'd be happy to look into fixing them.
>
> The application handling the bug reports in Fedora is:
> https://github.com/abrt/gnome-abrt
>
> Casey, type "report" in gnome-shell and you'll see it.
>
> By default, crash reports are automatically reported to Red Hat bug 
> tracker, specifically to the fedora_contrib_private group. So these 
> reports are not publicly visible by default. But you can add a 
> comment to the report and ask to make it public.
>
> You can see your configuration in gnome-abrt preferences.
>
> You can also quickly see the stacktrace of the latest crash using 
> this command:
>
> coredumpctl dump
>
> Core dumps are saved for a few days in this directory:
>
> $ ls -lh /var/lib/systemd/coredump/
> totale 119M
> -rw-r-----+ 1 root root  70M 12 dic 08.26 
> core.gnome-shell.1000.ba2f7bf599094fb88a1b4611ec63e312.1735.1513063599000000.lz4
> -rw-r-----  1 root root  43M 13 dic 06.41 
> core.packagekitd.0.08d2d638d7ef4d4bbdddf39930007936.1359.1513143691000000.lz4
> -rw-r-----+ 1 root root 6,6M 12 dic 08.26 
> core.Xwayland.1000.ba2f7bf599094fb88a1b4611ec63e312.1771.1513063603000000.lz4