Yes…exactly like that….safe to ignore?....I would say no…and the fact that
BMC considers it a ‘no plans to fix’, then I would definitely say no…not
safe to ignore….I expect that BMC would want to be reporting their license
type properly in their logs….can I get you to log a defect with them citing
this defect #?  Can I get EVERYONE on the list to log a defect?....I don’t
consider it acceptable that they won’t fix this.

 

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Sent: Thursday, January 20, 2011 9:52 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: No Plans To Fix (SW00377001)

 

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You mean like this?

?WH
#æµá˜÷Ø[Þ  GRANT READ  

This is normal-- Remedy has three types of licenses, "FIXED", "FLOAT", and
*SNEEZE*.  Seriously though, I'm glad we're not the only ones seeing this in
the the user log, thanks for reporting it.  I suppose that means it is safe
to ignore then?

Brien 

On 1/20/2011 9:37 AM, LJ LongWing wrote: 

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WHAT????

 

Ok…here is the problem.  I logged a support ticket with ColumnIT regarding a
problem in 7.5 where when a Read user logs in, if you have user logging
turned on it shows garbage characters in the log where the word ‘READ’
should appear.  Column IT opens an issue with BMC.  BMC recognizes it as a
Defect and opens Defect ID SW00377001 stating that it will be corrected in a
later patch.  Today I checked back to see if it was going into a ‘soon’
patch and see that the defect is closed…I look at the details and see that
the classification of the defect is ‘No Plans to Fix’

 

I can’t believe this…I go through all the effort to report a bug, they
recognize it as a bug, but close the defect saying they aren’t planning on
fixing it?....what is this crap?

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