Bug#219774: Doesn't help
Hi,
On Sat, 15 Nov 2003, Eduard Bloch wrote:
> Run strace over it and, guess what, it does not even READ the password
> file. There is no excuse for such non-obvious, crapy and user-unfriedly
> behaviour. The solution was setting "AuthAuthoritative off" in
> httpd.conf which I found by luck after googl'ing after a combination of
> "debian apache <lost of other words came to my mind>".
Which authentication module are you trying to use???? there are several if
you don't tell me which one for me it's impossible to track it down.
> > Because I do expected DD's being able to file a decent bug other than
> > flaming the maintainers.
>
> I expect Debian maintainers of important packages to request such
> information with needed. Silence is not always the best way ro react.
Flaming and yelling in opening a bug isn't either.
> What do you need?
i need to know which authentication module you are trying to use in your
config.
> > b) we are lacking information
> > i will not consider this bug serious enough.
>
> Request it. Don't flame another submitter which assume the maintainer to
> be MIA (for a reason).
While flaming us opening the bug helps?? You are DD as we are. You know
what needs to be in a bug report. If you do not know how to report against
a specific package it does not cost you anything to ask. You are perfectly
aware that we are not MIA and that we are highly available to everyone.
In the header you see the combination I would
> have choosen if I were kju (not, it's not forwarded to control). There
> are already too many maintainers reacting like you and letting thons
> of crap pass into the Stable distribution. The bug is there and needs to
> be fixed. Or do you think that it's okay to have 20 Important bugs
> instead of one Grave?
Oh yes i see.. that's why in the last 4/5 months of our job on apache* the
bug numbers went down from 250 to less than 90 with all severity > normal
fixed....
Thanks for the info
Fabio
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