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abrt.conf

NAME

abrt.conf - configuration file for abrt

DESCRIPTION

abrt is a daemon that watches for application crashes. When a crash occurs, it collects the crash data and takes action according to its configuration. This manual page describes abrt's configuration file. The configuration file consists of sections, each section contains several items in the format "Option = Value". A description of each section follows:

[Common]

OpenGPGCheck = yes | no

When set to "yes", abrt will report crashes only in GPG signed packages. When set to "no", it will report crashes also in unsigned packages. The default is "no".

OpenGPGPublicKeys = filename , filename ...

These are the trusted GPG keys with which packages have to be signed for abrt to report them if "OpenGPGCheck = yes".

BlackList = packageName, packageName ...

abrt will ignore packages in this list and will not handle their crashes.

BlackListedPaths = /path/to/ignore/*, */another/ignored/path* ...

abrt will ignore crashes in executables whose absolute path matches one of specified patterns.

Database = databasePlugin

This specifies which database plugin abrt uses to store metadata about the crash.

MaxCrashReportsSize = number

The maximum disk space (specified in megabytes) that abrt will use for all the crash dumps. Specify a value here to ensure that the crash dumps will not fill all available storage space. The default is 1000.

ActionsAndReporters = plugin, plugin(parameters)

List of reporter and action plugins which will be run at crash time.

ProcessUnpackaged = yes | no

When set to "yes", abrt will catch all crashes in the system. When set to "no", it will catch crashes only in Fedora packages. The default is "no".

[ AnalyzerActionsAndReporters ]

This section contains associations between analyzers and action or reporter plugins.

CCpp = plugin

abrt will use this plugin when a C/C++ program crashes. You can specify a plugin for specific program, for example
CCpp:bind = Mailx("[abrt] Bind crashed")
The Mailx plugin will run when bind crashes, instead of the plugin specified for all the C/C++ programs.

Kerneloops = plugin

This plugin will be used in the case of kernel crashes.

[ Cron ]

This section specifies tasks that will be run at some specified time. You can specify either a time of day in the format
hh:mm = plugin
or an interval
ss = plugin2
in this case, plugin2 will be run every ss seconds (this number can be greater than 60).

SEE ALSO

abrtd(8), abrt-plugins(7)

AUTHOR

Written by Zdeněk Přikryl <zprikryl@redhat.com> and Jiří Moskovčák <jmoskovc@redhat.com>. Manual page written by Daniel Novotný <dnovotny@redhat.com>.