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From: Goswin Brederlow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: http://nm.debian.org/ is broken
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Package: www.debian.org
Version: N/A; reported 2000-12-13
Severity: normal

...

             Aggregate Statistics

             To give you some idea of the size of the application process and 
where, as a whole, applicants are in the
             system we have provided some overall statistics. The waiting times 
are taken from data for the last two
             months and are incremental for each stage except for the 'New 
Maintainers Processed' line which is the
             total time from application to becoming a new maintainer. 
                  SELECT date_part('epoch', age(manager_date,apply_date))/86400 
FROM applicant WHERE
               manager_date IS NOT NULL AND age('now'::date, manager_date) < '2 
months' AND manager_date>
                        apply_date ORDER by age(manager_date,apply_date) LIMIT 
1 OFFSET 99
                35.0416666666667 SELECT date_part('epoch', 
age(am_confirm_date,manager_date))/86400 FROM
                applicant WHERE am_confirm_date IS NOT NULL AND 
age('now'::date, am_confirm_date) < '2
              months' AND am_confirm_date> manager_date ORDER by 
age(am_confirm_date,manager_date) LIMIT
                                               1 OFFSET 27
                2 SELECT date_part('epoch', 
age(am_contact,am_confirm_date))/86400 FROM applicant WHERE
                 am_contact IS NOT NULL AND age('now'::date, am_contact) < '2 
months' AND am_contact>
                     am_confirm_date ORDER by age(am_contact,am_confirm_date) 
LIMIT 1 OFFSET 3
               1 SELECT date_part('epoch', age(decision,am_contact))/86400 FROM 
applicant WHERE decision IS
                NOT NULL AND age('now'::date, decision) < '2 months' AND 
decision> am_contact ORDER by
                                   age(decision,am_contact) LIMIT 1 OFFSET 64
               20 SELECT date_part('epoch', age(newmaint,decision))/86400 FROM 
applicant WHERE newmaint IS
                NOT NULL AND age('now'::date, newmaint) < '2 months' AND 
newmaint> decision ORDER by
                                   age(newmaint,decision) LIMIT 1 OFFSET 38
              8 SELECT date_part('epoch', age(newmaint,apply_date))/86400 FROM 
applicant WHERE newmaint IS
               NOT NULL AND age('now'::date, newmaint) < '2 months' AND 
newmaint> apply_date ORDER by
                                   age(newmaint,apply_date) LIMIT 1
OFFSET 41



Something is broken there.

MfG
        Goswin

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Subject: Re: Bug#79493: http://nm.debian.org/ is broken
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In-Reply-To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; from [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Wed, Dec 13, 2000 
at 03:44:12AM +0100
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Craig Small)
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On Wed, Dec 13, 2000 at 03:44:12AM +0100, Goswin Brederlow wrote:
>                   SELECT date_part('epoch', 
> age(manager_date,apply_date))/86400 FROM applicant WHERE
>                manager_date IS NOT NULL AND age('now'::date, manager_date) < 
> '2 months' AND manager_date>
>                         apply_date ORDER by age(manager_date,apply_date) 
> LIMIT 1 OFFSET 99
>                 35.0416666666667 SELECT date_part('epoch', 
> age(am_confirm_date,manager_date))/86400 FROM

aww, someone saw my debug code.
It's gone now, my evil SQL is safe once again.
closing bug.

  - Craig
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