At 19:48 Uhr +0100 25.11.2002, jfm wrote:
On Monday, Nov 25, 2002, at 19:32 Europe/Brussels, Max Horn wrote:
However, there is a catch: to submit the item, the user has to be
logged in on the sourceforge site. So, you'd also have to query the
users SF.net username and password, then authentica
true enough, but if the finkcommander users email was the finkcommander
mailing list. well then we'd just be assuming they are on the list which
could very likely not be true. Well it's an idea i guess.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>That is a serious run on sentence, justin. :)
>
>Anyway that would
That is a serious run on sentence, justin. :)
Anyway that wouldn't really work.. Users need their own accounts so
they will get our requests for more information..
-Ben
On Monday, November 25, 2002, at 10:45 AM, Justin Hallett wrote:
or if we made a finkcommander user perhaps or made the sf u
this is true but it has to be done somehow i believe it is a cookie on
your system with that browser and since FC wouldn't necessarily use your
browser for a POST request it'd need it's own as Max suggested.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>It is still true with the new 'remember' facility on SF ?
>I've
On Monday, Nov 25, 2002, at 19:32 Europe/Brussels, Max Horn wrote:
However, there is a catch: to submit the item, the user has to be
logged in on the sourceforge site. So, you'd also have to query the
users SF.net username and password, then authenticate to the site,
store the cookie you get
or if we made a finkcommander user perhaps or made the sf user
name/password in the configure options I think opening the bug tracker to
the public isn't 100% bad but I think it's fine the way it is now and we'd
need a way to check bugs first to make sure it's not already reported, but
I think in t
At 9:35 Uhr -0700 25.11.2002, Justin Hallett wrote:
is there any way to interact with the sf.net tracker and get FC to
acctually submit the bug it's self?
I thought about that, too. It is possible in theory, by sending the
HTTP POST etc.
However, there is a catch: to submit the item, the user
is there any way to interact with the sf.net tracker and get FC to
acctually submit the bug it's self?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>As such, I wonder if it would be possible to change the Feedback
>feature yet again a bit... maybe one could provide a "Report a bug"
>command, which would open the l
Regarding the FinkCommmander feedback issue..
In the last few days, I have gotten a lot of feedback mails sent via
FinkCommander that constitute bug reports.
That's not so nice for me, as it's quite hard to track issues sent to
me via email - they easily get lost in the suffle (I get hundreds
