On Tue, 21 Aug 2001, Vince Vielhaber wrote:
>
> In the seemingly hundreds of thousands of messages on the bug database
> topic I think I've come up with the following..
>
> Solution..
>
> Is implementing yet another bugtool going to be the solution?
> Probably not. Do I want to go for number six? No.
>
>
> The current tool has a form - we keep it.
> The current tool mails to the bugs list - we keep it.
You are correct on implementing another bug reporting tool - why re-invent
the wheel? Why not use the bugzilla project for bug tracking? I do
believe it has a postgresql backend by now and if it doesn't - I am sure
it will soon or would be trivial to make a backend and contribute it back.
This tool has been popularized by Mozilla and RedHat ... saying that I am
sure the couple of RedHat employees on the list wouldn't mind giving a
hand with setup and what not (though they will have to speak for
themselves on this issues).
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