Great tool! It will reduce dramatically time of gathering info for bugreportig.
Thanks! 2011/7/16 Fabio Erculiani <[email protected]> > I am about to push the package in subject to repositories. > The aim of cookbug is to collect logs and hardware info on behalf of user. > > How it works (sudo or su, whatever you like most): > > $ sudo cookbug > PLEASE NOTE: no personal information is collected, but... > ...we are not responsible for what apps write in logs !! > However, it is suggested to review the produced tar file. > Collecting Hardware details useful for hunting your bug... > Getting: CPU Information > Getting: Memory Information > Getting: PCI Hardware Devices (extended) > Getting: Kernel Boot Line > Getting: Registered Network Cards > Getting: Filesystem Mountpoints > Getting: GRUB2 Configuration > Getting: System Logger messages > Getting: USB Hardware Devices > Getting: Kernel Version and Architecture > Getting: X.Org Logs (current) > Getting: Latest Kernel messages > Getting: Filesystems Information > Getting: PCI Hardware Devices (simple) > Getting: Kernel Modules > Getting: X.Org Logs (old) > Getting: Desktop Environment startup messages > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > Your bug report is available at: /tmp/cookbug.report.isPavu.tar.bz2 > > Users must then send the file to us or attach it to bug reports. > At some point in future I'm going to accept hardware related bug > reports only by people submitting their cookbug report. > No report, no party. > > Another tiny app I'm going to release sooner or later is "sendbug", > which is going to couple with cookbug making possible to directly > submit reports to Bugzilla bugs. > > Enjoy cookbug, > -- > Fabio Erculiani > > -- Vitovt Керівник проекту Груша.org.ua <http://xn--80af3bmz.org.ua> e-mail: [email protected] IRC: chat.freenode.net #grusha 73
