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Posted to general@xml.apache.org by "N. Sean Timm" <st...@mailgo.com> on 2000/07/18 09:54:34 UTC
Bug Tracking System
I noticed that http://jakarta.apache.org/bugs has a nice page informing you
that the bug system has been taken down for now. Would it be possible for
someone to do the same for http://xml.apache.org/bugs? It might alleviate
the occasional "the bug reporting system isn't working" comment from
appearing in the various lists...
On the same track, is there a way to appeal the decision to not utilize
Bugzilla in the interim while we wait for Scarab to be developed? If the
security hole can or has been fixed, I think it would be very beneficial to
have it available.
- Sean T.
Re: Bug Tracking System
Posted by "N. Sean Timm" <st...@mailgo.com>.
Nevermind...sounds like the page is already going to be taken care of...
----- Original Message -----
From: "N. Sean Timm" <st...@mailgo.com>
To: <ge...@xml.apache.org>
Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2000 1:54 AM
Subject: Bug Tracking System
> I noticed that http://jakarta.apache.org/bugs has a nice page informing
you
> that the bug system has been taken down for now. Would it be possible for
> someone to do the same for http://xml.apache.org/bugs? It might alleviate
> the occasional "the bug reporting system isn't working" comment from
> appearing in the various lists...
>
> On the same track, is there a way to appeal the decision to not utilize
> Bugzilla in the interim while we wait for Scarab to be developed? If the
> security hole can or has been fixed, I think it would be very beneficial
to
> have it available.
>
> - Sean T.
>
>
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