} else {
+ push @ans, "Confirmation failed. Retry with a new
command.\n";
+ }
+ $done{"CONFIRM $key"} = 1;
+ push @cc, $address if ($address ne $email);
} else {
- push @ans, "Confirmation f
Thomas Bushnell BSG <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I recall you insisting that false positives were not a serious problem
> with spam detection systems.
>
> I'm glad you now disagree with your previous position.
I'm pretty sure you're mistaken. For example, "Any false-positive
listing and you bounce valid
Raphael Hertzog <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Several persons complained of the *risk* but you're the first one who
> tells us that he has been unsubscribed by someone with malicious intent.
I have no way of telling whether or not I was, as I didn't notice
soon enough to check the logs. I hope it's more l
Raphael Hertzog <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> On Wed, 29 Mar 2006, MJ Ray wrote:
> > In any case, why was the bug marked done if it's known,
> > but won't be fixed?
>
> Because I believe it's not a bug but a feature. It can even help to be
> able to unsubscrib
Justin Pryzby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> This is briefly discussed and justified at:
>
> #339724: unsubscribing to bug reports from web page open to malicious use
> Package: qa.debian.org; Reported by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Tags: pts
> Done: Raphael Hertzog <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; Will be archived in 11 days
Package: qa.debian.org
Severity: important
Recently, I stopped receiving bug information via the PTS for
rsnapshot (with various consequences including an NMU). I
found nothing relevant in the PTS log files but I did see
PTS mail was sent to several of my different email addresses.
When tidying m
Thomas Bushnell BSG <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> There is never anything wrong with fixing some bugs and leaving others
> for later. It is normally a bad idea to delay an upload that fixes
> bug A just because you haven't fixed bug B yet.
Many of the bugs are claimed to be fixed, but the merge
and tests
Indeed. efax is better than the alternatives for many users.
The recent emails from Matej did not reach me. I expect people to
try another route when it's so obvious that the emails weren't seen,
before calling for package removal, which should be last resort.
As you may appreciate for a package
Further to my previous message, I now have a debian package of wily which
lintian appears to accept. Accordingly, I have advanced the package version
by 0.1 (to 0.3). Please can you advise me where I should send the patch?
Thanks.
--
MJR
Hi,
I would like to revive the wily package. How can I help to do this? I am
not a debian developer, but I have built many packages for use by past and
current employers. wily is a very useful editor in daily use here, so
having it missing from future releases will be painful.
--
MJR
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