Re: Re: bug tracking?

[Patrick Shirkey <pshirkey@boosthardware.com>]

Takashi Iwai wrote:

> 
> i don't think the account makes any problem.  any bug reporter should
> be responsible also for answering / following the thread.  the
> anonymous account makes it difficult.
> also, if someone is lazy, there is still mailing list for help :)
> 

True. I'll look into bugzilla more deeply then.

> 
> the alsa-project.org is managed by Jaroslav, and it's outside of
> SuSE.  so, the permission you can take is up to Jaroslav.
> 
> i think it's possible to provide a server space for this by SuSE, too,
> if necessary.  (for example, xfree86 cvs server is running on suse
> machines.)
> 

Ok. Just guessing. However it's hosted, bugzilla needs mysql access.


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