(following-up only to bug report, so third parties don't need to be involved if they aren't interested)
On 13-May-2008, Y Giridhar Appaji Nag wrote: > On 08/05/13 19:40 +1000, Ben Finney said ... > > - confirm no reportbug files in /tmp > > - ... (fill in the missing steps here) ... > > - reportbug exits successfully > > - look in /tmp to see ... (fill in exactly what is seen here) ... > > I just reported a bug on dput (#481013) and after I was done. This misses all the steps of interacting with reportbug, including the exact command-line and all questions and answers that were made during the session. Or did you invoke reportbug such that there was no interaction at all? If so, what specific command-line options did you use to avoid all interaction? > I gpg sign my bugs also i.e. reportbug -g. > > $ ls -l /tmp/reportbug-dput-20080513-7258-sz8X0l > -rw------- 1 appaji users 804 2008-05-13 12:13 > /tmp/reportbug-dput-20080513-7258-sz8X0l > > Some reportbug config information: > [contents of $HOME/.reportbugrc] This is useful, thank you. Does this configuration result in 'reportbug -g' asking you *no* questions? -- \ "I got a postcard from my best friend, it was a satellite | `\ picture of the entire Earth. On the back he wrote, 'Wish you | _o__) were here'." -- Steven Wright | Ben Finney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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