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# Generate crash (e.g. run "$ will_abort --random" or kill some process with SIGSEGV "$ sleep 100 &" "$ kill -SEGV %1") | # Generate crash (e.g. run "$ will_abort --random" or kill some process with SIGSEGV "$ sleep 100 &" "$ kill -SEGV %1") | ||
# Report the crash with gnome-abrt to Bugzilla | # Report the crash with gnome-abrt to Bugzilla or partner Bugzilla (https://partner-bugzilla.redhat.com/) | ||
# In a review part of the reporting work-flow change a text content of all possible dump dir elements (e.g. add a sentence to the backtrace file etc.) | # In a review part of the reporting work-flow change a text content of all possible dump dir elements (e.g. add a sentence to the backtrace file etc.) | ||
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Revision as of 14:01, 13 October 2015
Description
This test case checks whether ABRT removes security information after a user reviewed the data which will be filled in the Bugzilla bug report.
How to test
- Generate crash (e.g. run "$ will_abort --random" or kill some process with SIGSEGV "$ sleep 100 &" "$ kill -SEGV %1")
- Report the crash with gnome-abrt to Bugzilla or partner Bugzilla (https://partner-bugzilla.redhat.com/)
- In a review part of the reporting work-flow change a text content of all possible dump dir elements (e.g. add a sentence to the backtrace file etc.)
Expected Results
- All the content changes you've made during reporting are reflected in the Bugzilla report.