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You can now customize the report by checking and unchecking the issues that will be included. When finished, click .
This screen displays the outcome of the report, including any errors in sending or saving the log. Click to proceed.
Reporting is now complete. Click to return to the report selection dialog. You can now make another report, or click to exit the reporting utility and then to close the installation process.
24.2.2. Saving Traceback Messages
If anaconda encounters an error during the graphical installation process, it presents you with a crash reporting dialog box:
Figure 24.1. The Crash Reporting Dialog Box
- Details
- shows you the details of the error:
Figure 24.2. Details of the Crash
- Save
- saves details of the error locally or remotely:
- Exit
- exits the installation process.
If you select from the main dialog, you can choose from the following options:
Figure 24.3. Select reporter
- Logger
- saves details of the error as a log file to the local hard drive at a specified location.
- Red Hat Customer Support
- submits the crash report to Customer Support for assistance.
- Report uploader
- uploads a compressed version of the crash report to Bugzilla or a URL of your choice.
Before submitting the report, click to specify a destination or provide authentication details. Select the reporting method you need to configure and click .
Figure 24.4. Configure reporter preferences
- Logger
- Specify a path and a filename for the log file. Check Append if you are adding to an existing log file.
Figure 24.5. Specify local path for log file
- Red Hat Customer Support
- Enter your Red Hat Network username and password so your report reaches Customer Support and is linked with your account. The URL is prefilled and Verify SSL is checked by default.
Figure 24.6. Enter Red Hat Network authentication details
- Report uploader
- Specify a URL for uploading a compressed version of the crash report.
Figure 24.7. Enter URL for uploading crash report
- Bugzilla
- Enter your Bugzilla username and password to lodge a bug with Red Hat's bug-tracking system using the crash report. The URL is prefilled and is checked by default.
Figure 24.8. Enter Bugzilla authentication details
Once you have entered your preferences, click to return to the report selection dialog. Select how you would like to report the problem and then click .
Figure 24.9. Confirm report data
Figure 24.10. Report in progress
Figure 24.11. Reporting done
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