Hi, I've mostly finished the new & improved bug tracking system; it should now be possible to use the client from http://darmstadt.gmd.de/~jameson/bugtool.py (requires Python- 1.5.2 should work fine) to query the BTS database, and to post anonymous bug submissions. Authenticated operations (see 'bugtool.py -h') should work, too, but, obviously, only for those who have a BTS account (please contact me with a login/password combination (or a reference to one)�if you want authenticated BTS access). There's also a browseable web interface at http://signine.yi.org/cgi-bin/bugmgr.py It's not quite as powerful as the query phrases supported by the bug tool (which, in turn, are almost, but not entirely, unlike SQL), but, well, we can't just replace bugs.html with a page telling people that bugs are handled internally now. Please note that both the BTS server and the web interface are currently running on a system connected to the 'net by means of a 64k ISDN connection, so please don't tax them too much =-) Things to do: - Web interface for anonymous bug submission - Query phrases for date and time - Sorting (at least by priority, developer, and submission date) Opinions, anyone? We could still use GNATS or register a sourceforge page for this kind of stuff if you don't like it at all. llap, Christoph
