A way to automatically kill the "unexpected crash" dialog ?

[Aolis]

Is there a way to ensure that the "Isadora experienced and unexpected crash" dialog does not appear - or automatically goes away after being triggered?

Context: I have a 24/7 installation up right now that I have been able to ensure will reload after a crash - however I do not know how to keep this error from remaining up on the screen without physical intervention (someone pressing the button the clears the message.)

Thank you for any guidance.

-Alex

[gavspav]

Are you on windows or mac? Sounds like OSX.

For osx try this in Terminal: defaults write com.apple.CrashReporter DialogType none

For Windows you can turn it off in the Action Center settings.

The search bar in your browser is great for this kind of stuff ;-)

[Aolis]

Mac as you guessed. Sorry to not indicate.

Thanks.

-A

[Skulpture]

I was wondering if you can stop this coming up also:


[gavspav]

The above should sort that out no? You might need to reboot or at least logout?

[gavspav]

Just accidentally discovered there is an application, in Mavericks at least, called CrashReporterPrefs.

If you put the setting on 'Server' it should avoid going into Terminal.

[Aolis]

This is great! Thank you for the tip!

[vanakaru]

I have it set to ”Server” from the start. The message pops up some times still. BTW OS X 10.6.8

[gavspav]

I think that maybe I only have the CrashReporterPrefs app because I have Xcode installed.

As for it not always working, well thats annoying.

[primaldivine]

For those not on Mavericks, am attaching a screengrab of the options window you get from CrashReporterPrefs