How to solve Ubuntu errors

How to solve Ubuntu errors

If you are a Ubuntu user, you may encounter such an error as "System Program problem detected ".

Ubuntu has a built-in utility called Apport, which can be notified when a program crashes.

This application called Apport will notify you of an error at any time when you log on to your ubuntu system. This is normal, and you do not have to feel flustered or afraid of such a mistake.

Of course, you have two options to solve this error prompt. By reporting this error, system developers can notice the cause of the Error. They may try to solve it in the near future. Alternatively, you can simply disable this error message permanently.

How to solve it?

Well, you can't solve this problem on your own, but you can notify system developers to do it. We recommend that you do this, and it will not take you too much time. Click "report Prolem" in the error prompt dialog box. You will be prompted to enter your administrator account password. Then, click "Continue" to send this error message to developers so that they can help solve this problem!

First, make sure that you are connected to the Internet normally. Once you submit this error report, developers will carefully study the report and try to solve this error in the next release.

After submitting the error message, you can delete the file of the crash error message from your local system. To view these error prompt files, enter the following command on the terminal:

Ls/var/crash/

Sample output:

_ Usr_bin_gksu.1000.crash _ usr_sbin_fatresize.0.uploaded _ usr_bin_nm-applet.1000.crash _ usr_sbin_fatresize.0.crash _ Empty _ usr_sbin_fatresize.0.upload

Run the following command to delete all objects:

Sudorm-fr/var/crash /*

Now, you can restart the system. If the error is reported again, you can check again.

So how to disable it?

If the above method does not work, this error prompt occurs again and again, the best way is to disable the Apport feature forever. Although this is not recommended, it can keep you away from the issue of error prompts during each restart.

To do this, you must first edit the apport file/etc/default/apport,

Sudonano/etc/default/apport

Locate enabled = 1 and change it to 0 (zero)

# Set this to 0 to disable apport, or to 1 to enable it

# You can temporarily override this

# Sudo service apport start force_start = 1

Enabled = 0

Save and exit.

Then, you can stop the apport service.

Sudo stop apport

Now, Apport will no longer report any errors!