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>   The reporting tool(Abrt) complicated the reporting and kerneloops.org
> DNS still doesn't associated with the required ip address. ( Arjan? )

Anton - just talk to the kernel.org maintainers and get oops.kernel.org
set up somewhere and be done with it.

>   - Starting from the Fedora 18 kernel oopses reporting will be
> configured to send reports unconditionally, straight to the
> kerneloops.org as it did the original tool.
> (this, hopefully, will fix the volume of the oopses we are getting.)

And probably the volume of complaints about spyware. It should be asking
permission even if "until further notice" is a choice.

For some environments this is a major issue. Consider people with ARM or
x86 prototype machines who are contractually forbidden from revealing a
lot of data about the systems.

Alan