Bug#436081: closed by Santiago Vila <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (Re: Bug#436081: procmail cannot write to /dev/std{out,err})

2007-08-06 Thread Santiago Vila
On Mon, 6 Aug 2007, martin f krafft wrote:

> > Even if the duplicate was not submitted by you, your manipulation
> > of bug reports in packages I maintain (including reopening of #436079
> > and the wontfix tag) is not welcome. Stop doing that.
> 
> I can't tell you how to triage bugs in your package, but merging
> bugs and tagging them wontfix are sometimes more appropriate than
> simply closing bugs. And in these two cases, the duplicate bug
> should have been merged and the other marked wontfix: [...]

It's funny that you can't tell ne how to triage bugs, but you do anyway.

No, it should not have been merged. Do not confuse "I would have done
such and such" with "this should have been done in such and such way".

Whenever somebody has problems with his MUA and submits two different
but identical bugs by error, I consider one of them as "not submitted"
and close it.

There is absolutely no reason to merge bugs when one of them is
submitted by error by the same person.


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Bug#436081: closed by Santiago Vila <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (Re: Bug#436081: procmail cannot write to /dev/std{out,err})

2007-08-05 Thread martin f krafft
reopen 436081
thanks

also sprach Debian Bug Tracking System <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2007.08.05.1148 
+0200]:
> Please don't file bugs by duplicate.

I cannot find a similar bug report searching procmail's bug reports
for

  - stderr
  - stdout
  - log
  - error

Please tell me which bug I duplicated, then I can merge the two
reports.

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