Pavel, I don't understand. If you can read issues, you can read the email addresses of those who created the issue, those who are CC on the issue, etc.
What does this list ([email protected]) have to do with it? As far as I can tell, I can already (on openoffice.org) search for issues by email addresses, and I can see the e-mail addresses of anyone linked on an issue. And I don't have to be logged in. The same is true for the LibreOffice bugzilla. Look at <http://openoffice.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=118255> Mouse-over any of the koschmi links. You'll see that the mailto: URI is there as the target. Likewise for any other place. Some of the bugs show email addresses in the link text, some show user names. But all have the e-mail address as the target and these are easily captured by scraping the HTML. E.g., <a class="email" href="mailto:koschmi@openoffice.org"; title="koschmi@openoffice.org" > <span class="fn">koschmi</span > </a> A determined plunderer of e-mail addresses will not be deterred by this. What is being lost by our having the Test Bugzilla instance and its eventual production setup here @i.a.o? - Dennis -----Original Message----- From: Pavel Janík [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Saturday, August 27, 2011 07:48 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: OOO Test Bugzilla instance Hi, > I can login, all my earlier saved searches available, can create new bug, > change bug status from unconfirmed to new and others. > I can add new post to existing bug. does this mean that anyone reading this list can reveal real e-mails of every OOo IssueZilla user? Hmm, I do not like this... -- Pavel Janík
