On 09/11/2007 02:28 PM, Pavel Nemec wrote: > Hello, > today i again hit problem which is known for long time. If someone > report bug which is too - much complicated / no one is able to fix it > / package maintainer is overloaded - bug assignee close this bug as > WONTFIX and ask reporter to move bug in upstream facility (another > bugzilla for example). > I understand this (as i was overloaded package maintainer also) but i > also thing it is packager responsibility to report bug to upstream and > track them here. > As I know many others are also not sure about it I am asking here. So > what is standard procedure? Not sure what the procedure is, but what I try to do is determine if the bug is present only in SuSE or generally, and if generally, then I try to report it upstream. If SUSE specific, then to SUSE bugzilla. If I cannot get enough info to determine that, then I may decide I do not know enough to file a bug report for the issue, or I may as a catch all default try the SUSE bugzilla. If by finding the fix or similar reports for other distros on a bug, then I will only file upstream. A standard procedure would be good to know, if there is one, or if not, it would be helpful to arrive at the most efficient procedure possible. -- Joe Morris Registered Linux user 231871 running openSUSE 10.2 x86_64
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