On 24/01/07, Maxim Veksler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Same here. Note that security is not the bright side of this script, it come with default setup to listen on TCP *:3872 and will react on the input without any method of authorization, meaning you need to be sure you block this port in with iptables or better yet set the daemon to listen only on localhost. Other then the above it's a great tool, and works well. Note that the format of the comment should be "bug: -your-comment-to-bug-zilla-goes-here-", also what doesn't seem to be that obvious in first glance is that scmbug won't close your bugs, it will merely add comments to existing bugs leaving the confirmation job to the human side of the keyboard.
Thanks for the heads up. From a cursory glance through the docs it looks like the auto-bug-closing (or actually automatic push of a bug from "worked on" to "test") could be achieved if the right hook is added... Anyone care to comment how it compares with Trac? (I know Trac can't work with Bugzilla and has its own issue tracking system, maybe if it's worth it I'll manage to push it over Bugzilla still). Cheers, --Amos
