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Turn off xbmc_crashlog - Djape - 2009-10-01
Hello there,
couldn't find related topic so I must ask for help.
As I use xbmc a lot and my PC is pretty old it often crashes.
I have noticed that my home directory is full of xbmc_crashlog files.
If this continues with this tempo in few months my usb stick will be full.
I know that I could manually delete those files, but is there a option to turn off
xbmc_crashlog?
Thx in advance...
- althekiller - 2009-10-01
This is by design. The goal was to get you to report the problems.
- CrashX - 2009-10-01
althekiller Wrote:This is by design. The goal was to get you to report the problems.
For windows, we do one dmp file per revision.
- hikaricore - 2009-10-01
You could easily setup a cronjob to do this every few days.
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CronHowto
Write up a little bash script to rm ~/xbmc_crashlog* or whatever the filename base is.
Make it executable and throw a call to in in crontab.
- Djape - 2009-10-01
Thx for reply to all, appreciated
hikaricore Wrote:You could easily setup a cronjob to do this every few days.
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CronHowto
Write up a little bash script to rm ~/xbmc_crashlog* or whatever the filename base is.
Make it executable and throw a call to in in crontab.
I wanted to avoid this, but now...
althekiller Wrote:This is by design. The goal was to get you to report the problems.
...I realize that this is the only way.
Thx for the tip
Cheers all