Re: problems with ypbind
Kevin Squire <k-squire@cs.titech.ac.jp> writes:
> A few months back, I asked where I should report bugs like this, and was
> told that I should report the bugs here rather than with the Debian bug
> tracking system. I assume this is because the person who compiled the
> package for Debian most likely reads this list, and would be faster at
> helping fix the problem than the original maintainer (who most likely is
> working on an Intel platform). First, is this still the best place to
> report problems? (I assume so.) Second, should it be? I don't
> personally mind, but especially if alpha is going to be a stable release,
> should a more formal system be set up?
I proposed a more formal system for m68k systems long time back, but
it was not wanted at all. I was told to just use the normal debian
system. My suggestion to include an "Arch" field in the bug report was
also unwanted. That boils down to "use the normal System and wait forever"
The right way to report a bug is to register it, which you should do.
The fastest way to get it fixed, is to ask here.
The best way probably is to report it to the debian system and cc it
to this list.
May the Source be with you.
Mrvn
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