/etc/init.d/apport showed this was disabled so I enabled that by editing /etc/default/apport and set enabled=1. After /etc/init.d/apport restart I could happily file away a nautilus bug.But wait a minute... That report went to Launchpad, not Gnome Bugzilla! (Wouldn't it be a nice world in which Ubuntu got the flood of duplicates for the things we fix but they never update </gripe>). It appears apport is only enabled during development so I shouldn't have had to enable it. I figure it is bug-buddy that normally catches bugs and sends to Gnome; is anyone else getting this/know how to tell if the crash catcher is running?
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nowadays ubuntu installs apport instead of bug-buddy, but if people have updated from an older ubuntu version that still had bug-buddy as default, bug-buddy is still used. you can see that incoming ubuntu 8.04 reports still list bug-buddy 2.18 (instead of 2.22) when reported to bugzilla.gnome.org.
iirc this has been discussed on the bugsquad list before (too lazy to grab for links :-P).
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