disable ABRT daemon

[MrMarcus]

All those nautlus & rhythmbox ABRT messages are bloody annoying.
I've tried to disable the abrt service with sudo systemctl disable abrtd.service without luck.
Next time I boot the system the service is loaded again.
Did I took the wrong approach to disable the service?
Or am I doing something wrong in general?

[Alberth5674764]

I have fought the abrt system several times in cases where it ate my core dumps despite my shell settings. Like you, you mess around a bit, it seems to work for a while, but it doesn't, really.

After the fourth time or so I got so tired of it, that I simple removed all abrt* packages.
That seems to do the trick so far

[RHamel]

try to disable it and then stop it.

[MrMarcus]

disabling and then stop the service didn't solved it.

Guess a yum remove abrt* is inevitable.

[ElderSnake]

I just got rid of Rhythmbox

I know, that's a terrible solution, but that thing crashed constantly for me. I prefer Clementine anyway.

Besides that, I think the best way really is to just get rid of abrt anyhow, unless you find yourself using it.

[RHamel]

Haha! I love systemd.

I think it has something to do with the wantedby parameter:

[root@riverrun ~]# cat /lib/systemd/system/abrtd.service[Unit]
Description=ABRT Automated Bug Reporting Tool
After=syslog.target

[Service]
Type=dbus
BusName=com.redhat.abrt
ExecStart=/usr/sbin/abrtd -d -s

[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target

[nsnbm]

Hello Readers,

I got rid of abrt messing with the system by disabling all the abrt services, which on my Fedora 16 are:

abrt-ccpp.service
abrtd.service
abrt-oops.service
abrt-vmcore.service

They weren't all running, but I stopped and disabled them all with the systemctl command. Ben.

[DBelton]

Yes, you have to disable all of the abrt services, as nsnbm stated above, PLUS, you need to stop the abrt GUI from starting when you start Gnome/KDE whatever...

You can run gnome-session-properties and deselect the abrt GUI from starting with Gnome.

[aggelis6]

Thank you all....you save me.....