Mac OS X: no crash report

Mac OS X: no crash report

 

The crash report is crashreport.

For the official documents about crashreport, see Technical Note tn212.
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By default, when an application exits due to a system error for various reasons, Mac OS X captures the error and displays a prompt window similar to the following, prompt the user that this program has an error. For example:

 

 

You can have three options,

• Ignore ignores the error and exits the program,
• Report... you can submit detailed error reports to Apple.
• Relaunch users can choose to restart the application.

 

Two levels of prohibition:

1. If this prompt is not displayed, ignore is used by default, but error content is recorded in system logs.

2. The crash reporting service is not started at all.

 

1: forbidden prompt:

 

The first utility included in the Development Kit is called crashreporterprefs. app, which is located in the/developer/applications/utilities/directory.

It can be set to three report levels, such:

 

 

Basic: the default method.

Developer: This method will provide detailed system information that is conducive to troubleshooting by programmers.

Server: This is what we want.

 

If no development kit is installed, run the following command on the terminal:

Defaults write COM. apple. crashreporter dialogtype "Basic" <br/> defaults write COM. apple. crashreporter dialogtype "Developer" <br/> defaults write COM. apple. crashreporter dialogtype "server" <br/>

Corresponding to the above three levels.

2. Disable the crash Reporting Service

Run the following terminal command to uninstall the crash report service.

Sudo launchctl unload-W/system/library/launchdaemons/COM. Apple. reportcrash. plist

If you want to disable it at every startup, use the following command.

Sudo defaults write/system/library/launchdaemons/COM. apple. reportcrash disabled true <br/> sudo defaults write/system/library/launchdaemons/COM. apple. reportcrash. safetyNET disabled true <br/>