Great, Andy, you're recruited... We need to get Scarab 1.0b7 up on Nagoya.
The only "issue" I have with it (but Jon promised to "fix" it before going
1.0 final) is that we can't associate a particular issue with one given
"user-attribute" default... So, issues will never be Cced to the appropriate
mailing list. We can have all mail generated by scarab copied to a single
address (and then filter on -for example- the subject line), but I want to
dig into it a little bit more...
I'm installing Scarab (I actually have installed Scarab) for my employer,
and we started using it on Monday, once I get more comfortable with it at
work (my test-bench), I believe we can start really using it for Apache.ORG,
unless some of you guys want take up the whole challenge and play with it.
Pier
"Andrew C. Oliver" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Not that I know of. I tried to script this with wget a while back ago
> but couldn't. I've asked if we could guinea pig for scarab but I'm not
> sure I asked the right person so its bugzilla for now. I even
> volunteered to do whatever is needed to get scarab up and running
> provided I'm granted sufficient karma to do so.
>
> Scarab looks really cool and probably has all the features I wish for.
> Couldn't really give it an honest try because there was no data, but It
> looked like it had nice online help and all so I'm pretty sure given the
> opportunity to use it we could have it do what we need or I hear its
> opensource ;-) so we could fix it. It also has the advantage of NOT
> being written in perl.
>
> -Andy
>
> Glen Stampoultzis wrote:
>
>> Is there anyway to export all open issues (including attachments) from
>> bugzilla? I often find that I would like to work offline on poi but can't
>> because bugzilla is an online tool.
>>
>> The great thing about mail is that I don't need to be connected to read and
>> compose my mail messages.
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