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Moon On Apr 27, 2014 26 Comments The error "System program problem detected" comes com.ubuntu.apport.apport-gtk-root problem up when a certain application crashes. Ubuntu has a program called Apport that is responsible for detecting such crashes and upon user apport gtk crash ubuntu consent, report these crashes to developers. This process intends to get the problem fixed by the developers. However it can be very annoying to common users, and there is no point in showing errors to users
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when they cannot do anything about it themselves. So you might want to disable them. Remove crash report files The apport system creates crash report files in the /var/crash directory. These crash report files cause the error message to appear everytime Ubuntu boots. $ cd /var/crash $ ls _opt_google_chrome_chrome.1000.crash _usr_lib_chromium-browser_chromium-browser.1000.crash _usr_sbin_ulatencyd.0.crash _usr_share_apport_apport-gtk.1000.crash Just remove the crash report files $ sudo rm /var/crash/* After removing all the crash report files, the error message should
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stop popping up. However if a new crash takes place then it would appear again in future. Turn off apport After removing the old crash reports, if you still get the same error message, then you can completely turn off apport to get rid. Edit the configuration file at /etc/default/apport. $ gksudo gedit /etc/default/apport The file would contain something like this # set this to 0 to disable apport, or to 1 to enable it # you can temporarily override this with # sudo service apport start force_start=1 enabled=1 Just set the value of enabled to 0, and this will disable apport. enabled=0 Save the file and close it. From the next boot onwards, there should be no error messages ever. If you do not want to restart the system then restart apport from the command line. $ sudo restart apport Last Updated On : 27th April 2014 Subscribe to get updates delivered to your inbox Related Posts Php get zip error message from error number How to fix Virtualbox error "Kernel driver not installed (rc=-1908)" on Ubuntu "Boot Error" with live usb of Ubuntu 15.10 - How to Fix It About Silver Moon Php developer, blogger and Linux enthusiast. He can be reached at [emailprotected]. Or find him on Google+ 26 Comments + Add Comment t
Tweet Apport is a debugging tool that automatically generates crash reports. In the final Ubuntu 12.04 release, Apport seems to be enabled by default (unlike ubuntu disable apport in the previous Ubuntu versions) and at least on my system, I keep
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getting "Sorry, Ubuntu 12.04 has experienced an internal error" popups, which can't be reported, a few times a day (Apport "ubuntu 16.04 has experienced an internal error" bug already reported). To get rid of these annoying Apport popups, you can disable Apport, especially since most of the time there are no visible errors / crashes anyway. Sure, this won't solve http://www.binarytides.com/ubuntu-fix-system-program-problem-error/ the actual errors, but at least you won't get those frequent Apport "internal system error" dialogs anymore. To disable Apport, you need to edit "/etc/default/apport" with a text editor such as Gedit (as root):gksu gedit /etc/default/apportand change "enabled" from "1" to "0", then save the file. After completing the steps above, Apport won't be started at boot anymore, but let's stop the running Apport process http://www.webupd8.org/2012/06/how-to-get-rid-of-internal-system-error.html too, so you don't have to wait until you restart your computer: sudo service apport stop You can always re-enable it later on if you want, by changing "enabled" from "0" back to "1", or you can enable Apport temporarily, using the following command:sudo service apport start force_start=1 Tagged with: apport fix linux ubuntu Facebook Twitter Google+ Reddit Latest Tips Popular Latest Vivaldi 1.4 Released With Theme Scheduling How To Install Avant Window Navigator In Ubuntu 16.04 Or Linux Mint 18 QOwnNotes Is A Note Taking And Todo List App That Integrates With ownCloud Google Earth For Linux Update Brings Fixes For Panoramio Pictures And Various Linux Crashes Multiload-ng 1.2.0 Released With Color Schemes Support, More How To Install And Configure Bumblebee In Ubuntu 16.04 (With Nvidia-361 Or Nvidia-370) MATE Dock Applet Gets Unity-Like Progress Bar And Badge Support Switch Between Multiple Lists Of Apps Pinned To Unity Launcher With `Launcher List Indicator` How To Completely Disable Mouse Acceleration In Linux Rclone Synchronizes Files Between Multiple Cloud Storage Services (Command Line) Tips Create A Bootable USB Stick On Ubuntu With GNOME Disks Easily Backup Photos And Videos From Multiple Android And iOS Devices To
Copy Page Delete Page ------------------------ Subscribe User ------------------------ Remove Spam Revert to this revision Package Pages Sync Pages ------------------------ Load Save SlideShow Ubuntu Wiki Login Help Apport Available languages:Italiano, Contents What is this all about? What does https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Apport it look like for users? How to enable apport Why is it disabled? http://ubuntu-mate.community/t/how-to-disable-apports-ubuntu-has-a-error-problem-message/854 Ubuntu 11.10 and earlier Ubuntu 12.04 and later I'm a developer. How do I use these crash reports? Report format Fields Tools How does it work internally? Crash interception Example Backend Frontend invocation Launchpad-based auto-retracer Per-package Apport Hooks Use the source, Luke! Future plans Further links What is this all about? internal error Debugging program crashes without any automated tools has been pretty time consuming and hard for both developers and users. Many program crashes remain unreported or unfixed because: Many crashes are not easily reproducible. End users do not know how to prepare a report that is really useful for developers, like building a package with debug symbols, operating gdb, etc. A considerable part of bug triage has experienced an is spent with collecting relevant information about the crash itself, package versions, hardware architecture, operating system version, etc. There is no easy frontend which allow users to submit detailed problem reports. Existing solutions like bug-buddy or krash are specific to a particular desktop environment, are nontrivial to adapt to the needs of a distribution developer, do not work for crashes of background servers (like a database or an email server), and do not integrate well with existing debug packages that a distribution might provide. Apport is a system which intercepts crashes right when they happen the first time, gathers potentially useful information about the crash and the OS environment, can be automatically invoked for unhandled exceptions in other programming languages (e. g. in Ubuntu this is done for Python), can be automatically invoked for other problems that can be automatically detected (e. g. Ubuntu automatically detects and reports package installation/upgrade failures from update-manager), presents a UI that informs the user about the crash and instructs them on how to proceed, and is able to file non-crash bug reports about software, so that developers still get information about package versions, OS vers
annoying Apport error message that Ubuntu has a problem and needs to contact Ubuntu, simply paste the following terminal command: gksudo pluma /etc/default/apport (Replace "pluma" with "gedit" in the above command or whatever text editor you have installed!) Pluma will open up and you need to change this: enabled=1 apport (-etc-default) - pluma (as superuser)_006.jpg654x808 105 KB to this: enabled=0 All you do is replace the 1 with a 0 (Zero). -apport (-etc-default) - pluma (as superuser)_007.jpg654x808 109 KB Click on "Save" and then close Pluma. Sorted!. USE THE FOLLOWING AT YOUR OWN RISK BUT I HAVE NEVER HAD A PROBLEM DOING IT! IF IN DOUBT, USE OPTION ONE: The other option is to remove Apport from your system, open a terminal and paste the following command: sudo apt-get remove apport [emailprotected]:~$ sudo apt-get remove apport[sudo] password for wolfman: Reading package lists... DoneBuilding dependency tree Reading state information... DoneThe following package was automatically installed and is no longer required: libgnutls26Use 'apt-get autoremove' to remove it.The following packages will be REMOVED apport apport-gtk ubuntu-mate-desktop0 to upgrade, 0 to newly install, 3 to remove and 0 not to upgrade.After this operation, 993 kB disk space will be freed.Do you want to continue? [Y/n] y this command will also tell you that it is also going to remove "ubuntu-mate-desktop", do not panic!, it is only removing a small file that you can live without! (Anybody correct me if I'm wrong please!). wizd3m 2015-04-02 09:48:01 UTC #2 Although it is possible to disable Apport, please notice that it is then impossible to register bugs. So please do not disable Apport on 15.04 beta 2. ad4m 2015-04-02 10:17:37 UTC #3 Also, if you get a popup after restarting after updates, chec