Changelog for
kerneloops-0.12-2.137.x86_64.rpm :
* Mon Aug 14 2017 alexander_naumovAATTopensuse.org- cleanup SPEC-file- systemd support
* Thu Aug 10 2017 alexander_naumovAATTopensuse.org- deleted from package (now in upstream):
* 0001-kerneloops-add-debug-dbus-to-daemon-options.patch
* 0001-syslog-the-submit-URL-as-well.patch
* 0002-Fix-format-string-vulnerability.patch
* 0003-Add-format-string-security-error-checking-to-build.patch
* kerneloops-d-bus-policy-is-wrong.patch
* Fri May 27 2011 idonmezAATTnovell.com- Add kerneloops-dbus-cflags.patch: explicitly add dbus cflags- Add kerneloops-libnotify.patch: fix compilation with new libnotify
* Tue Dec 07 2010 cooloAATTnovell.com- prereq init scripts network and syslog
* Thu Oct 07 2010 cristian.rodriguezAATTopensuse.org- Add support for dropping capabilities using libcap-ng
* Tue Feb 03 2009 bphilipsAATTsuse.de- Remove unnecessary dbus policy bnc#468376
* Tue Nov 11 2008 bphilipsAATTsuse.de- Start kerneloops by default
* Thu Oct 09 2008 bphilipsAATTsuse.de- config is in /etc/kerneloops.conf not /etc/sysconfig/kerneloops
* Thu Sep 25 2008 bphilipsAATTsuse.de- updates to version 0.12
* Add format string security error checking to build
* Fix format string error
* syslog the submit URL as well
* With thanks to Owen... now the send button will close the dialog
* signal to the kernel that we\'re not timing critical and that our wakeups can be grouped
* also catch net device watchdog timeouts
* make kerneloops daemon more boot time friendly
* Fri Aug 08 2008 bphilipsAATTsuse.de- update to version 0.12
* Add a \"Show me my oops before submit\" button.
* If you have an incredibly large log file.. kerneloops takes too long. Just parse the last 32Mb instead, should be plenty.
* Don\'t delay for non-dmesg oopses. Apparently some people have really large logfiles and this causes major delays.
* one more \"start of oops\" string
* Detect RTLN assertions (networking) as well
* 2 more ident strings to get more useful list corruption messages
* add a --file option
* Pass $OPTS to kerneloops from /etc/sysconfig/kerneloops.
* Print a URL to the submitted oops in the thank you screen
