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Hello, Whenever a gnome application crashes, bug-buddy generates stack traces for bug reports. However, Stack traces without debugging symbols are not too useful (at least hard to follow). I've installed ...
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    Creating reasonable stack traces

    Hello,

    Whenever a gnome application crashes, bug-buddy generates stack traces for bug reports.
    However, Stack traces without debugging symbols are not too useful (at least hard to follow).
    I've installed (almost) all available -dbg packages that match my system, and most of the time get reasonable-looking stack traces.

    However, some packages, like libdbus, don't have corresponding -dbg packages;
    This result into stack traces that look like
    #21 0xbfad97f8 in ?? ()
    #22 0xb7e13a50 in ?? () from /usr/lib/libdbus-1.so.3

    Is there a way to make such packages provide debug information as well? Easy way?

    I haven't seen "how to create a stack trace" on web so far.

    Thank you,
    Yevgen.

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