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# # Configuration file for the oops.kernel.org kernel crash collector # # # Set the following variable to "yes" if you want to automatically # submit your oopses to the database for use by your distribution or the # Linux kernel developers # # # PRIVACY NOTE # Enabling this option will cause your system to submit certain kernel # output to the oops.kernel.org website, where it will be available via # this website to developers and everyone else. # The submitted info are so-called "oopses", kernel crash signature. # However, due to the nature of oopses, it may happen that a few # surrounding lines of the oops in the "dmesg" are being sent together # with the oops. # # Default is "ask" which uses a UI application t ask the user for permission # allow-submit = ask # # Set the following variable to "yes" if you want to allow your # Linux distribution vendor to pass the oops on to the central oops.kernel.org # database as used by the Linux kernel developers # allow-pass-on = yes # # URL for submitting the oopses # submit-url = http://oops.kernel.org/submitoops.php # # Path to syslog file containing full kernel logging output # log-file = /var/log/kern.log # # Script or program to pipe oops submits to # Comment out for no pipe submission # submit-pipe = /usr/share/apport/kernel_oops