Created attachment 804111 [details] this is one of the problem reports: shows as 'reportable' in gnome-abrt, but it isn't My F18 laptop has a whole pile of kernel warning traces - all "WARNING: at drivers/gpu/drm/i915/intel_display.c:979 intel_wait_for_pipe_off". Several of them are considered 'clean' by gnome-abrt (i.e. the Report button is live), but if I try and report them, I get to the 'actually filing a report' stage, and then get this: --- Running report_uReport --- ('report_uReport' completed successfully) --- Running report_Bugzilla --- Essential element 'component' is missing, can't continue ('report_Bugzilla' exited with 1) Seems like gnome-abrt should be able to catch this and not allow me to try and report them. I'll attach one of the problem oopses for reference.
Thank you for the report. It seems that abrtd fails to recognize those oopses as detected while computer was shutting down. It would be very helpful if you could attach system logs containing any of those oopses or tell us how was the oops detected and how it was announced (did you see a notification bubble?). Could you please restart abrtd service and check whether those oopses are still reportable or not?
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sorry, never got back to this. i'll file again if anything similar comes up again.