RE:
On Mon, 2010-12-13 at 15:38 +0100, Kleber, Ulrich (NSN - DE/Munich)
wrote:
> Hi, 
> the bug tracker has still 4 bug reports open against the ipmi plugin,
> but we have a decision not to maintain that plugin anymore.
> 
> Therefore I suggest to reject and close all these reports:
> 
> 1565999         ohoi: domain not fully up, sel support = 0  
> 1639404         Watchdog RDR not create for resource with watchdog
> capabilit  
> 1693130         RDRs are not being populated  
> 3029659         IPMI: missed B.02 saHpiEventLogCapabilitiesGet
> support  
> 
> Please send comments if you object to closing these reports.

Since the bugs are real and the code has not been removed, is there a
different state for these bugs?

I still see the possibility that there are people using this plug-in,
perhaps who are not part of this -devel list, who may wish to pick up
support when they realize that it is going away.

Let me explain a little.  The -devel group is quite small, though there
may be a number of other observers.  OpenHPI gets picked up by several
large distros (Red Hat, SuSE, Debian and it's derivatives) and then gets
into user hands from there.  This is a very slow process...years, in
fact.  For example, RHEL6 just released with openhpi 2.14.1, so that
version will be in the field for quite some time.

When the ipmi plugin disappears from these distros, users may be
motivated to become involved in order to support what they use.  It
would be unfortunate to just throw away the information when it's really
not causing us any problem.  So can we move these reports to a different
state or category, so that we don't have to worry about them for now?
I'd propose closing them if/when we decide to remove the ipmi plugin
code from the main trunk.

Best regards,
Bryan Sutula


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