Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-factory (257 mails)

[Lubos Lunak <l.lunak@xxxxxxx>]

On Wednesday 20 of May 2009, Robert Kaiser wrote:
> Stephan Kulow wrote:
> > Actually the right thing to do is to do the apport way. Meaning to upload
> > the crash informations to a server who has the right debuginfos at hand
> > and can create useful crash logs you can then fill in a bug. No reason to
> > update several GB of data you hopefully only seldomly need.
>
> We're also doing this for official releases (and "nightly" versions
> published every day) of Firefox, Thunderbird, SeaMonkey here at Mozilla,
> using the cross-platform open-source "Breakpad" tool and "Socorro"
> server. Our build machines transfer the symbols to the server, the user
> only has an optimized build and sends a symbol-less crash stack there,
> which the server can connect to the symbols again (and even with source
> lines that can be linked in reports, etc.)
> It works well and gives good insight into single crash reports as well
> as statistical overviews of frequent crashes, and it scales well to
> large amounts of users (or else we couldn't ship every released copy of
> Firefox with an activated crash reporter).
> See http://crash-stats.mozilla.com/ for the web interface to the server.
> I'm pretty sure we'd be happy if other projects start to use that tool
> as well. :)

 Does it work also if I have glibc from 11.1, libX11 from 11.1 updates, 
kdelibs4 from yesterday's KDE:KDE4:STABLE and kdebase4 one month old from 
KDE:KDE4:STABLE?

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