Created attachment 1428359 [details] first screenshot Description of problem: After a kernel panic on F28 beta, the crash reporter started sending me notifications that a crash had occurred. the notification comes back every 5 seconds exactly. I noticed that the incident reporting tool also creates a new (duplicate) report as fast as it can. Attached are 2 screenshots showing the number of duplicate incidents created in 1 minute. Killing abrt-applet resolves the loop Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: uncertain Steps to Reproduce: 1. system crash 2. log in on gnome Actual results: an increasing nu;ber of abrt reports and notifications Expected results: 1 report Additional info: initial crash cannot be reported due to proprietary driver
Created attachment 1428360 [details] 2nd screenshot 1 minute later
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