Description of problem: I am running Fedora 14 alpha with rpmfusion-*-rawhide enabled. It seems like when ABRT tries to fetch debuginfos it runs yum like "yum --enable-repo='*-debuginfo'. On my computer this has the problem that it also enables rpmfusion-free-debuginfo (and so on) even when they are not enabled repos in my configuration, and since rpmfusion is not branched yet for F14 ABRT/yum fails to fetch the metadata for this repo, making ABRT fail to fetch any debuginfo. I could confim this by removing all /etc/yum.repo.d/*.repo for the branched rpmfusion repos, after that ABRT worked fine. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Install Fedora 14 and download and enable rpmfusion-rawhide from their homepage (which on my system downloads all .repo if I follow the recommended way). OR 1. Update Fedora 13 with rpmfusion installed/enabled 3. make a application crash Actual results: ABRT fails to download and install *-debuginfo Expected results: ABRT should download all debuginfos and create a good backtrace Additional info: I think that abrt should be smarter in handling of debuginfos and their repos. There are some possibilities: 1. Figure out what repos are enabled and only enable *-debuginfo for these repos. 2. Figure out what repos the packages needing debuginfo was installed from and only enable those Because apparently --enablerepo='*-debuginfo' does not cut it in some (pretty standard) situations.
Actually ABRT should enable only repositories which hold the required debuginfo and this is not doable because ABRT uses build-id to determine what packages are needed and when it asks yum "which packages provides this debuginfo" it doesn't know in which repository the required lives. The problem with non-reachable repositories should be fixed in abrt-1.1.17 which is in F14.