RE: [Cooker] QA - About problem tracking
>> Estimated opening date for cooker geeks : Next week. >> Note that the system opening will _not_ be widely >> advertized for now, the time >> for us to make sure it is working, handling the >> load. Also the time for us to >> fix the bugs that will be discovered during the >> first times ;-) > > Then, why don't you pick a few of the cooker regulars, > and mail them directly inviting them to join early to > test the system? I think you'll be pleasantly surprised to find out that you can go login right now and try it out (which I think was the purpose of his e-mail). Don Head [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Linux Mentor, LCA, Network+ [1 314 692-1942] Wave Technologies, Inc. [1 800 826-4640 x1942] [AIM - Don Wave][ICQ - 18804935][Yahoo - Don_Wave]
Re: [Cooker] QA - About problem tracking
--- Jerome Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On reply to Eugenio Diaz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, > Guillaume Cottenceau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > > Another thing I would like to see from Mandrake > is a "**real** database > > > driven web-based public bugtraking system" like > bugzilla or Double > > > Chocolate. Actually this was my first suggestion > when I joined the list > > > > Yeah, we are very late about that. Actually, it's > "due" since many months > > now, and *believe me*, it will be out very soon > now. It's currently ready, ... > Estimated opening date for cooker geeks : Next week. > Note that the system opening will _not_ be widely > advertized for now, the time > for us to make sure it is working, handling the > load. Also the time for us to > fix the bugs that will be discovered during the > first times ;-) Then, why don't you pick a few of the cooker regulars, and mail them directly inviting them to join early to test the system? = Eugenio Diaz, BSEE/BSCE Linux Engineer [EMAIL PROTECTED] __ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Photos - 35mm Quality Prints, Now Get 15 Free! http://photos.yahoo.com/
Re: [Cooker] QA - About problem tracking
As a Bugzilla maintainer, I need to ask: 1. Will you be returning the code changes back to mozilla.org? If possible, as patches diff'ed against current CVS would be great. 2. If the answer to question #1 is "no", I'll gladly take your hacks and see if they are applicable to Bugzilla 2.12... On Wed, 27 Sep 2000, Jerome Martin scratched this in the dirt: For the impatient, here are some details : > > - The system is based on bugzilla, but with majors code changes > - An email interface has been added, but will not be available right away > to the outside world, beacause it still needs testing and improvement. > - The system will be available only through https (SSL), in order to limit > security problems (passwords, cookies, etc ...) > - An account on the system will be required to use it, but the creation > process is as fast a filling a form and receiving a login/password pair by > email a few minutes (seconds ?) after. Of course it is free, and code > source will be available upon request to anyone. I say "upon request", > because the hacks in it are too ugly for me to shamelessly broadcast it on > the net ;-) -- Matthew P. BarnsonManager, Systems Administration Excite@Home [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [Cooker] QA - About problem tracking
"Matthew P. Barnson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > As a Bugzilla maintainer, I need to ask: > 1. Will you be returning the code changes back to mozilla.org? If possible, > as patches diff'ed against current CVS would be great. I doubt those patches are usefull for main code, they are very specific to our version and needs. But yes, they will be available ASAP . > 2. If the answer to question #1 is "no", I'll gladly take your hacks and see > if they are applicable to Bugzilla 2.12... If you are willing to do it, I'd be glad to send you our source code. But it is based on an OLD bugzilla version. Before some major changes in bugzilla. > > On Wed, 27 Sep 2000, Jerome Martin scratched this in the dirt: > For the impatient, here are some details : > > > > - The system is based on bugzilla, but with majors code changes > > - An email interface has been added, but will not be available right away > > to the outside world, beacause it still needs testing and improvement. > > - The system will be available only through https (SSL), in order to limit > > security problems (passwords, cookies, etc ...) > > - An account on the system will be required to use it, but the creation > > process is as fast a filling a form and receiving a login/password pair by > > email a few minutes (seconds ?) after. Of course it is free, and code > > source will be available upon request to anyone. I say "upon request", > > because the hacks in it are too ugly for me to shamelessly broadcast it on > > the net ;-) > > -- > Matthew P. BarnsonManager, Systems Administration > Excite@Home [EMAIL PROTECTED] > -- Jerome Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Quality Assurance <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
[Cooker] QA - About problem tracking
On reply to Eugenio Diaz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Guillaume Cottenceau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > Another thing I would like to see from Mandrake is a "**real** database > > driven web-based public bugtraking system" like bugzilla or Double > > Chocolate. Actually this was my first suggestion when I joined the list > > Yeah, we are very late about that. Actually, it's "due" since many months > now, and *believe me*, it will be out very soon now. It's currently ready, > and under final validation before accepting external accounts. > > We are waiting for QA team "let's go" signal. In fact, the problem-tracking system has been used internally for some time now. For different reasons, we were no able to open it to the outside world as soon as we wanted to, and believe me, the whole QA team is looking forward to this day, because it will help a _lot_. In fact, it will give us a direct channel to the outside world, with formated/directly usable data. The holy graal ! For the impatient, here are some details : - The system is based on bugzilla, but with majors code changes - An email interface has been added, but will not be available right away to the outside world, beacause it still needs testing and improvement. - The system will be available only through https (SSL), in order to limit security problems (passwords, cookies, etc ...) - An account on the system will be required to use it, but the creation process is as fast a filling a form and receiving a login/password pair by email a few minutes (seconds ?) after. Of course it is free, and code source will be available upon request to anyone. I say "upon request", because the hacks in it are too ugly for me to shamelessly broadcast it on the net ;-) On the QA side, some other tools are comming within next months. So stay tuned ;-) Estimated opening date for cooker geeks : Next week. Note that the system opening will _not_ be widely advertized for now, the time for us to make sure it is working, handling the load. Also the time for us to fix the bugs that will be discovered during the first times ;-) -- Jerome Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Quality Assurance <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
