[openbeos] Bugzilla for defect tracking
- From: Niels Reedijk <n.reedijk@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: openbeos@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 15 Oct 2002 21:47:59 +0200
Hello all,
As noticed I offered to set up a Bugzilla for OpenBeOS' defect tracking. After
some private conversation with Michael Phipps, I started arranging it on a
project of mine on SF.NET, and at this moment it is functioning.
RELEASE NOTES:
As always, we are still in the test phase. I have received an error once
or twice, on an administrator page, though, and I am interested if these occur
on other parts too. Thus I can only find out by active testing.
The URL is http://jenova.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/index.cgi . I have
already 'converted' (read: manually re-entered) the bug reports that were
in the tracker of sourceforge. Thus there are already some e-mail adresses
in the database. Here's a full list:
boscmaverick@xxxxxxxxxxxx Jason VanDerMark Normal user
brunoga@xxxxxxxxxxxx Bruno G. Albuquerque Developer
emser@xxxxxxxxxxxx Mattias Sundblad
Developer
laplace@xxxxxxxxxxxx Michael Pfeiffer User
looncraz@xxxxxxxxxxxx Joseph Groover User
mahlzeit@xxxxxxxxxxxx Matthijs Hollemans Team Leader
michaelphipps@xxxxxxxxxxxx Micheal Phipps Administrator
n.reedijk@xxxxxxxxx Niels Reedijk Administrator
(me)
nielx@xxxxxxxxxxx NSR Shadow
account
shatty@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Andrew Bachmann User
Users listed here should go to
http://jenova.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/query.cgi?GoAheadAndLogIn=1 , and there
request their password. It will be mailed to you (yes, they are barcodes,
where else could I get some inspiration?).
If you are a Team Leader or a Developer, create an account, and then contact
me, so that I can give you proper rights. I have started on a document that
describes HOWTO do things, however it is not finished. The user interface,
though ugly, explainst itself most of the time. If you don't know how to get
somewhere, and it is not in the guide, just ask me. (The guide up till now
is: http://jenova.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/attachment.cgi?id=1&action=view ).
I request you not to try strange things. It doesn't have to be that
thoroughly tested ;-)
I reckon there will be zillions of questions. If they are of any interest to
the list, send them there. If not, private. Also, teamleaders, please forward
your mails to your personal lists, as probably not everyone is listed here.
Friendly Regards,
Niels S. Reedijk
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