Gervase Markham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > [MJR sceptical that this sort of branding bug gets fixed quickly] > To be honest (and I wrote the code in Bugzilla which does the > reporting), that's more to prevent anonymous DOS, because they are very > processor intensive. If you want to see them and don't want a Bugzilla > account, I hope it wouldn't be too difficult to use a disposable address.
So, a disposable address to use the bugtracker for Mozilla and the same every other project that I get in contact with? Not reasonable. (Loginitis is part of the reason why I'm not happy with Bugzilla's spread. Why not cache the results instead of requiring logins? Is a DoS acceptable as long as the attacker logged in?) [...] > What would you like me to say? "Oh, yes, I'll get right on it"? I'm > afraid I have neither the clout nor the technical skill to fix that > particular bug. If my estimate is wrong, give the data that shows that single-platform Mozilla bugs are actually fixed very quickly instead of only attacking the formation of the estimate. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
