This would be fantastic! I was hoping to get a provider lined up (anyone have $15USD/month or a PHP4/MySQL host with ssh access they can spare?) though money's tight around here. > Hello Erik Jakowatz you emitted about [openbeos] BeOS BugBase > > IIRC someone did backup the buglist before it went down, but i can't > recall > who. > It might be interesting to get that kind of work back up again > indeed. > i think "bugs.openbeos.org" will do fine if it can be done. > If no one can host it, i am willing to do so for the old buglist that > is, > that can be convinient to see wether something is a bug or not at the > least. > The new buglist should be a subdomain of openbeos.org IMHO. It al > depends on > the amount of traffic, which is mostly html but i would have to take > a look > at my adsl to upgrading it since i host some mirrors and mirrored > files for > BeOS developers that lack those bandwidth too here. > > More thoughts please do jump in here, maybe BeUnited could do that on > their > server. I found at least strange no one already did btw. > > Grts > Ted. > > >Correct me if I'm wrong, but there is currently no query-able > > bugbase > >for BeOS, right? I have a copy of the BeOS bugbase HTML pages from > > Oct. > >10, 2001 (someone on this list sent it to me, I apologize for not > >remembering who and giving due credit), and the space and bandwidth > > to > >host it. Unfortunately, I don't have the time, inclination or > > necessary > >knowledge to create a web-based tool for running queries against it. > > If > >there is some web expert hanging out on the list just itching for > > some > >way to contribute, please mail me offlist about putting together a > > query > >system so that we can make full use of this information. >