abrt-action-analyze-c

generate UUID from coredump for crash deduplication

TLDR

Compute and store a UUID for C/C++ crashes in the current dump dir

$ abrt-action-analyze-c

Do the same for a specified dump directory

$ abrt-action-analyze-c -d [path/to/directory]

Run with verbose output

$ abrt-action-analyze-c -v

SYNOPSIS

abrt-action-analyze-c [-v] [-d DIR]

abrt-action-analyze-c processes a coredump file from a problem data directory and generates a universally unique identifier (UUID). The UUID is saved as a new element in the directory structure.This tool integrates with ABRT events, particularly for generating UUIDs when new coredumps are saved.

PARAMETERS

-d DIR

Specifies the path to the problem directory where the coredump is located; defaults to current working directory

-v

Enables verbose output; can be specified multiple times to increase verbosity levels

CAVEATS

Requires a coredump file to exist in the problem directory. Typically used as part of the ABRT event pipeline rather than directly by users.

HISTORY

Part of ABRT (Automatic Bug Reporting Tool), developed by Red Hat for Fedora-based systems to detect, analyze, and report application crashes.

RESOURCES

Source code · Documentation