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marmarek
Mar 17, 2016
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I've heard that github support issue template. It's here: https://help.github.com/articles/creating-an-issue-template-for-your-repository/
Probably not worth for such detailed list network-specific. But maybe some initial questions (versions) should be there?
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I've heard that github support issue template. It's here: https://help.github.com/articles/creating-an-issue-template-for-your-repository/ Probably not worth for such detailed list network-specific. But maybe some initial questions (versions) should be there? |
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adrelanos
Mar 18, 2016
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Seems useful but a separate enhancement.
If you think this network issues debug information page would not help anyone, we can close this issue.
On a second thought, I think a script / tool to gather information would be a lot more usable.
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Seems useful but a separate enhancement. If you think this network issues debug information page would not help anyone, we can close this issue. On a second thought, I think a script / tool to gather information would be a lot more usable. |
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Something like dracut already does in case of boot failure? It prepares a txt file with a lot of useful data (output of commands).
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Something like dracut already does in case of boot failure? It prepares a txt file with a lot of useful data (output of commands). |
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Yes.
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adrelanos commentedMar 17, 2016
In #1067 it was a time consuming process to have @marmarek do "manual remote debugging". I.e. having Marek ask to run me a command, doing that, posting the results, etc. Since I am currently having a
last Qubes R3 stable upgrade broke all networking(#1848), I was wondering if it would be helpful for advanced users / testers to have a documentation page that explains how to gather lots of debug output to simplify and speed up individual support request for all parties. Below I add some likely requested debug information that I gathered from #1067. Would such a documentation page be useful?Which Qubes version are you using? (R3, R3.1 etc.)
Which Qubes suite are you using? (stable, testing, experimental)
On which TemplateVMs are the following of your VMs based on?
Run the following commands inside:
Commands to run:
(Feel free to edit my post to add more commands etc.)