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report(1) report(1)
NAME
report - Report library frontend
SYNOPSIS
report [options] file
DESCRIPTION
report will deliver file to a target. A target can be specified on the command line, in the [main] section of the report
configuration files, or it will be queried. Each target is associated with a plugin which actually delivers the file.
Additional parameters needed by the plugin are plugin specific, and may be specified on the command line, in target spe-
cific configuration sections, or they will be queried.
The file can be a specifically formatted problem report or an arbitrary file. A 'target' can be ticket/case/bug tracking
systems, in which case report can create new tickets or attach to existing ones; or a 'target' can be a simple directory
on local or remote file systems.
OPTIONS
--target
Specify the target. This must be one of the targets configured in /etc/report.d/*.conf.
--ticket
Specify a ticket or case or bug to the plugin specified by the target. This option is only valid for plugins that
deal in cases, tickets or bugs; it is ignored by other plugins. If the target config file also defines a 'ticket'
configuration, the command line overrides this.
--host Specify a host or case or bug to the plugin specified by the target. This option is only valid for plugins that
deal in hosts; it is ignored by other plugins. If the target config file also defines a 'host' configuration, the
command line overrides this.
--path Specify a path or case or bug to the plugin specified by the target. This option is only valid for plugins that
deal in paths; it is ignored by other plugins. If the target config file also defines a 'path' configuration, the
command line overrides this.
--gtk Use GTK dialog boxes for I/O from the Report library.
-h
--help Command line help.
FILES
/etc/report.conf
/etc/report.d/
SEE ALSO
report.conf (5)
BUGS
File a ticket within http://bugzilla.redhat.com/
REPORT report(1)

