Description of problem: Just now I reproduced bug 751277 and crash occurred, as always. As expected, ABRT icon appears in notification area, as always. However, in ABRT GUI, "Last Occurrence" is still set to March 18th. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): abrt-2.0.7-2.fc16.x86_64 How reproducible: Always. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Install KDE spin, avant-window-navigator, try opening AWN Preferences ^^ 2. Reproduce the crash at a later date, again and again. Actual results: Last Occurrence remains unchanged. Expected results: Last Occurrence is updated to reflect current date. Additional info: In doubt I've set this bug's prio to high, assuming bugs related to bug reports are most sensitive.
Over time it seems like duplicates (i.e. same error messages, software/kernel/abrt versions), may and/or : * see their last occurrence "never" updated eg. awn prefs (still, as mentioned here before) * see their last occurrence "always" updated eg. guvcview crash * each be reported as a new, distinct entry eg- kdelibs (and I think, also the same guvcview crash, but I can't confirm right now, the last occurrence being consistently updated since I cleaned-up entries)
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