On Tue, Sep 29, 2020 at 12:38:38PM -0000, Nicolas Bock wrote:
> Still failing for me. I see now:
>
> Sep 29 06:32:27 rubberducky systemd[1]: Starting Process error reports when automatic reporting is enabled...
> Sep 29 06:32:27 rubberducky systemd[1]: apport-autoreport.service: Succeeded.
> Sep 29 06:32:27 rubberducky systemd[1]: Finished Process error reports when automatic reporting is enabled.
> Sep 29 06:32:27 rubberducky systemd[1]: apport-autoreport.service: Start request repeated too quickly.
> Sep 29 06:32:27 rubberducky systemd[1]: apport-autoreport.service: Failed with result 'start-limit-hit'.
> Sep 29 06:32:27 rubberducky systemd[1]: Failed to start Process error reports when automatic reporting is enabled.
> Sep 29 06:32:27 rubberducky systemd[1]: apport-autoreport.path: Failed with result 'unit-start-limit-hit'.
>
> I have 2 crash files in /var/crash. Note that those two files were in
> /var/crash already on boot, I didn't add anything to this directory.
Could you please run 'systemctl status whoopsie' and include the output
of the command here?
On Tue, Sep 29, 2020 at 12:38:38PM -0000, Nicolas Bock wrote: autoreport. service: Succeeded. autoreport. service: Start request repeated too quickly. autoreport. service: Failed with result 'start-limit-hit'. autoreport. path: Failed with result 'unit-start- limit-hit' .
> Still failing for me. I see now:
>
> Sep 29 06:32:27 rubberducky systemd[1]: Starting Process error reports when automatic reporting is enabled...
> Sep 29 06:32:27 rubberducky systemd[1]: apport-
> Sep 29 06:32:27 rubberducky systemd[1]: Finished Process error reports when automatic reporting is enabled.
> Sep 29 06:32:27 rubberducky systemd[1]: apport-
> Sep 29 06:32:27 rubberducky systemd[1]: apport-
> Sep 29 06:32:27 rubberducky systemd[1]: Failed to start Process error reports when automatic reporting is enabled.
> Sep 29 06:32:27 rubberducky systemd[1]: apport-
>
> I have 2 crash files in /var/crash. Note that those two files were in
> /var/crash already on boot, I didn't add anything to this directory.
Could you please run 'systemctl status whoopsie' and include the output
of the command here?
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Brian Murray