ABRT-ACTION-NOTIFY(1)
β¨ ABRT-ACTION-NOTIFY(1) β¨ π
okay bestie, let's talk about abrt-action-notify π It's the manual-page moment for ABRT, the crash-reporting toolkit, and it's giving main character energy π¦
π NAME
abrt-action-notify - Announces a new occurrence of problem via all accessible channels β¨
π§ SYNOPSIS
abrt-action-notify [-h] -d PROBLEM_DIR [-v] [-a] [-e
AUTOREPORTING_EVENT]
πΈ DESCRIPTION
okay so the current implementation emits a D-Bus signal on the System bus π‘ at path /org/freedesktop/problems, on the org.freedesktop.problems interface, for the Crash member. literally iconic π
β¨ Integration with ABRT events
abrt-action-notify is used to notify new problems and consecutive occurrences of a single problem for all crash types π no cap, every crash type gets the notification π₯
EVENT=notify package!=
abrt-action-notify
π OPTIONS
-v,--verboseβ be extra chatty and verbose π£οΈ-d,--problem-dirPROBLEM_DIR β pick the problem directory you want to look at π (default: the current directory π)-h,--helpβ shows the help message, bestie π«Ά-a,--autoreportingβ force the autoreporting event to run, no questions asked π-e,--autoreporting-event*AUTOREPORTING_EVENT` β overwrite the autoreporting event name with your own pick π¦
π ENVIRONMENT
ABRT_VERBOSEβ sets the ABRT verbosity level π
π FILES
/etc/abrt/abrt.confβ the config file, where the settings live πAutoreportingEnabledβ if this is enabled,abrt-action-notifyrunsAutoreportingEventπAutoreportingEventβ the name of the event that gets run when autoreporting is enabled β¨
π SEE ALSO
abrt.conf(5) πΈ
π AUTHORS
- ABRT team π«Ά
β οΈ Copyright and license details weren't included in this copy of the page, so I'm not making any up π
abrt 2.17.9 Β· 08/03/2026 Β· ABRT-ACTION-NOTIFY(1) β that's a wrap, bestie! π Stay crash-free and keep slaying π π
π¦ where this page comes from
- fedora 43: abrt 2.17.9-1.fc43 Β· GPL-2.0-or-later
- fedora 44: abrt 2.17.9-1.fc44 Β· GPL-2.0-or-later
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