Frans Pop wrote:
I'm not using insserv, but with my "classic" init script setup kerneloops
is also not started at runlevel 2. I've now created it manually.
A few other questions.
* kerneloops is now started at S20, which means that quite a lot happens
before it is started. Do issues that happen earlier still get caught
and reported?
yes. at startup the program grovels through the dmesg (and /var/log/messages) to
find older but not-yet-reported oopses. Specifically for this reason ;-)
* I have kerneloops set to "ask". Does that make any difference to what
oopses and warnings get caught and reported? Does a user have to be
logged in at the time? Which user: any or root?
Any user needs to be in a GUI for the popup "ask permission" window to come up.
However, this can be asynchronous. In "ASK" mode the daemon just holds on to
the oopses
until the GUI application starts. The application will then notify the daemon
it's there and
some communication will happen. At that point the window should then pop up
asking for permission.
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