I have not followed up on this, but the last post I read from Apache ... was
they had narrowed down their site break in to either ftpd or bugzilla.
Something at least to mark with tripwire or whatever. For now both are
turned off.
Thor HW
----- Original Message -----
From: "marc fleury" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "EJBoss" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, May 09, 2000 8:51 AM
Subject: Bugzilla
> The bug reporting of jBoss 1.0 was fairly informal. The bottom line was
> that keeping track of bugs and their state was only done through the
> mailing list.
>
> Already back in christmass this archaic system was showing its limits
> (and mine ;-). Also jBoss is growing wildly these days, more projects,
> more people, more questions, different needs. We felt it was necessary
> to install Bugzilla for the new version of the site and to further the
> organized development of spyderMQ, ZOLA, and jBoss 2.0.
>
> What is Bugzila? Well it was spyderMQ's lead developer, Norbert
> Lataille that turned us on to bugzilla and installed it (sorry jon * we
> promise we will try your stuff as soon as it is ready). Norbert has
> used it in the Mozilla project where it is already used *both* as a bug
> tracking system and a TODO list.
>
> ALL of Mozilla development is done through that powerful interface. It
> permits us to associate owners to bugs and feature requirements and
> create a short lived discussion list for each bug.
> Every user can create a bug or request a feature. Owners of the modules
> can assign the bug or feature to themselves or somebody else. You can
> also edit the list of people that will recieve a notification during the
> lifecycle of the bug or feature. It therefore makes for a great
> bug-fixer (bug tracking) and feature-fixer (TODO list).
>
> We will give it try, so please make the effort to go open an account on
> jBoss' bugzilla installation and report your bugs/request features
> there. If it doesn't work out, it doesn't work out and we will advise
> what to do then, but it seems that every really large open source
> project has this infrastructure in place. So we need it ;-)
>
> marc
>
>
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