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It in fact is reportet to the system admin. In that case you.
It's in a journalctl log (i think location is depending on distro)
Maybe if you have a local mail server set up on the system? Otherwise no way to report. :)
Otherwise it goes to your /var/mail I believe. Sadly they merged commit lately that removes this message
Yeah. Big sad.
No, that's what postfix is for.
It just printed into the system logs on my arch install(although this was a few installs ago... could've changed)