Hello Motohiro,
Dne 17.4.2012 17:58, KOSAKI Motohiro napsal(a):
Hello,
I have a question. Can we detect abrt enableness on runtime?
I am not sure what is the best way how to detect ABRT enableness, but I
can clarify it with upstream. Actually such checking is not required I
would say, because:
1) If ABRT is not enabled, the gem cannot send the report via socket.
Only record into /var/log/messages is made.
2) I would like to see Ruby in Fedora automatically to try to require
abrt.rb and fail silently if the gem is not installed.
I mean, I want to integrate it to upstream. Ruby already has
similar support code for Mac.
Could you please elaborate what Mac support Ruby already has?
but I also want to fallback original behavior when a user disable abrt
service.
The original behavior is always preserved (assuming that there is no bug
in the ABRT gem :)), i.e. the exception is written to terminal for
example. The report to ABRT is just extension.
With regards to SEGV, I believe that they are caught by ABRT anyway,
since Ruby itself is C, so they should be handled by ABRT C hook. Or are
you aware of some specific example which does not work that way?
Vit
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