abrt and debuginfo-install ——转载+个人修改

在用qq的时候，突然退出，就弹出ABRT窗口，检测后面提醒用口令检测，也就是在终端输入提醒的口令。也可以看看以下具体内容。

 

 

Recently I’ve been looking at the abrt project. It’s looking pretty goodso far, with one notable exception: Currently they install thedebugging packages using the Fedora script debuginfo-install, andscrape the standard out for errors, and inject to standard in anunconditional ‘Y’ to anything that looks like a question. The script isalso used by gdb to ask the user to install certain debuginfo packages.It’s not great form to ask the user to run a random command, when theprogram is more than capable.

Program received signal SIGINT, Interrupt.
0x00a63422 in __kernel_vsyscall ()
Missing separate debuginfos, use: debuginfo-install DeviceKit-003-1.i586 DeviceKit-power-009-0.74.20090628git.fc11.i586 GConf2-2.26.2-1.fc11.i586

Now, some explaining. Fedora stores debuginfo packages in separatedebuginfo repositories. This means the install-debuginfo script has toenable sources, get the deps of the packages to install, and install asmany of the debuginfo packages as it can find, and then disable thesources it enabled. This is all horribly Fedora specific, and of coursehas to be done as root.

[hughsie@hughsie-laptop src]$ debuginfo-install DeviceKit-003-1.i586 DeviceKit-power-009-0.74.20090628git.fc11.i586 GConf2-2.26.2-1.fc11.i586
You must be root to run this command.

For a cool trick, I’ve make a PackageKit version of this script,called pk-install-debuginfo. It does exactly the same thing as theFedora debuginfo-install script, but runs as the user and uses all thePK methods underneath the hood. So in theory pk-install-debuginfo wouldrun on Kubuntu or on Foresight (or the others too) with a littletweaking.

[hughsie@hughsie-laptop ~]$ pk-debuginfo-install DeviceKit-003-1.i586
1. Getting sources list...OK. Found 10 enabled and 29 disabled sources.
2. Finding debugging sources...OK. Found 4 disabled debuginfo repos.
3. Enabling debugging sources...OK. Enabled 4 debugging sources.
4. Finding debugging packages...OK. Found 1 packages:
5. Finding packages that depend on these packages...OK. No extra packages required.
Found 1 packages to install:
1    DeviceKit-debuginfo-003-1(i586)    fedora-debuginfo
6. Installing packages...OK.
7. Disabling sources previously enabled...OK. Disabled 4 debugging sources.

Except it won’t, as other distros do things differently. I’mguessing some store the debuginfo files in the main repositories (andhence no sources need to be enabled), and some others call the files-dbg rather than -debuginfo. So now I need your help. If your distrodoes things differently from the Fedora way, please tell me how, andI’ll add support for it in pk-install-debuginfo.

Of course, if the sources are signed and no repos need to beenabled, then things just install without authentication. This is howit’s supposed to work. I’ve also added a man page and I’ll be adding aconfig file for pk-install-debuginfo soon.

Of course, if you don’t like the idea, just pass–disable-debuginfo-install to the configure script when compilingPackageKit. Comments welcome.