> In all, a release which documents known bugs, works enough to use it and > track down any other bugs, would be smart and efficent, it would find most > bugs quickly because of the relatively large userbase compared to the > developers, and it would stop the forward momentum from stalling. > Of course if i knew java i'd be creating something similar to ie's "ie has > caused a crash, can we send debug info for anyalisis?" fault catcher. ok not > many people would, but if you showed them what you wanted to send and it was > enough for the developers without revelaing anything private, it would > probably speed things up more instead of the usual "report bug/request > logs/response/request more data/response/locate bug/fix bug/download fix" > type path.
That would be easy enough to do (but I'd build it without the pretty graphical crap). Just need a mailing list to send stuff to (support?) and an SMTP server for sending the e-mail, which can be set in the Freenet node config file. We just need to decide what kind of information needs to be sent. Last 1k of the log file? Do we want to add an option for users to put comments in? _______________________________________________ Devl mailing list Devl at freenetproject.org http://lists.freenetproject.org/mailman/listinfo/devl
