Hi,
Florian Bruhin wrote:
> However, I'm not sure about how things look in Debian exactly:
>
> 1) Whether coredumpctl is in use
Don't know either, I don't use systemd... For non-systemd systems, you
can install e.g. corekeeper which makes coredumps to be saved in
/var/crash/$pid/.
> 2) How to get debug symbols for the libqt5webengine5 package
# apt install debian-goodies
to get find-dbgsym-packages, and then continue as Florian already
mostly found out:
> For 2), it looks like there's no libqt5webengine5-dbg{,sym} package in
> the debian archives.
*-dbgsym packages are never in the default archive and always in the
dedicated debian-debug archive. And there they are:
libqt5webengine5-dbgsym - debug symbols for libqt5webengine5
Hence you need to add that repo if you haven't already:
> Could you check if you find them if you run e.g.
> find-dbgsym-packages on /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libQt5WebEngine.so.5.14.2
> https://wiki.debian.org/HowToGetABacktrace#Installing_the_debugging_symbols
That URL + find-dbgsym-packages is the right way. :-)
> (If there are no debug symbols available at all, I wonder if a bug should
> be opened against libqt5webengine5a - Axel/Fritz, if you have an opinion
> on that, I'd like to hear more)
Not yet, but probably no qutebrowser issue.
Regards, Axel (partially with the find-dbgsym-packages maintainer hat on :-)
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