Re: Unread bug reports ?
Hi,
2011/6/25 Scott Ferguson <prettyfly.productions@gmail.com>:
> On 25/06/11 03:36, Vecu BOSSEUR wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> It is ~a week~ or more now that I filed two bug reports.
>>
>> - Bug #630237 related to FUSE
>> ( http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=630237 )
>> - Bug #630903 related to FUSECOMPRESS
>> ( http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=630903 )
>>
>> I wondered if any single people caugth them !
>
> People have responded to your posted bug...
You're true ; I've not been clear enough. What I meant was : Has any
user falled in the pit too ?
>
>>
>> The one the most interesting to me is the FUSE bug.
>>
>> The other one really is not really a problem cauz' there's no solution
>> : FUSECOMPRESS has always been a bullsh&t !
>
> Please comply with the posting rules - ^ it's not prudishness, it's a
> legal issue. If you can't control what you post and respect the rules
> why should any one take the time to help you?
Okay, good remainder. Cauz' I'm French, I use the word "merde" to
convey the same idea (in French) ; but I'm used to say that this
(French) word is no a swear because the Genaral Cambronne coined
himself this word at the Battle of Waterloo. It's just a culture
clash, indeed.
> NO F*&&%^G swearing in this list. Ok? :-)
> See:-
> http://www.debian.org/MailingLists/#codeofconduct
>
>>
>> Have you been stricken by those bugs ?
>>
>> Don't hesitate to tell your experience.
>>
>> In hope this booster will prove useful.
>>
>> Regards,
>> Valentin
>>
>>
> 1. Daniel Baumann might not work on the project full-time. He does not
> appear to be paid for his work - so rudeness is not likely to motivate
> him. Certainly there seems to be a lot of unresolved issues with that
> particular project. Perhaps, if the issue is truly Debian, (not Ubuntu),
> and you were to post the particulars here, some one might suggest a
> solution.
Maybe, with both luck and time ...
When is used said swears, I didn't intend to be rude at all. In the
contrary, I wanted to stress kindly the upstream maintainer and the
package maintainer a little bit so that they take into account the
severity of the trouble : a software package (any FuseCompress/Debian
versions considered) announced as reliable (i.e. in stable) which
causes serious data losses since Mathusalem, or even before !!!. Note
that my swear was not geared against either the upstream developper or
the package maintainer themselves, but towards the said piece of
software.
> 2. The developer may have read and followed your bug report:-
> http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=630237
> which leads to this:-
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/fuse/+bug/737457/comments/3
> where you say "The problem seem to have disappeared."
> You also state that you are running Ubuntu "I always use the same
> ntfs-3g version 1:2010.8.8-0ubuntu1 ." So how is that a Debian problem.
My explanations follow your point 3. just following.
> 3. Why post to Ubuntu when you say the problem is Debian? Don't make it
> more confused than it has to be. You contradict yourself and cross-post,
> which make it more difficult to help you.
The bug I reported against Ubuntu (Natty Narwhal), and the bug I
reported against Debian (Wheezy) might not the same.
All that I said was that they both behaved the same way : they have
the same symptoms.
Note that the incriminated versions of the offending software are not
the same in Debain and Ubuntu.
Furthermore, it is true that I said the problem seemed to have
disappeared. But I missed a KEY POINT :
On Ubuntu, the bug disappeared after upgrading a *few* common system
packages (more info. later ...).
On Debian, on the contrary, while keeping my systems up-to-date, the
similar looking bug never disappear.
> 4. Your second Debian bug report was responded to by the maintainer
> (Ritesh Raj Sarraf). The polite thing to do is follow his advice and
> remain patient.
Well, you're wise, I have to admit.
But I had a message to convey, though.
And posting my message deosn't mean I'm not patient.
> 4. Your failure to observe the established conventions hardly
> constitutes an emergency on anyone's part.
It seems I didn't know perfecty how to observe these conventions. I
know how important it is to respect them, however.
You can safely consider me as a first class citizen of the comminuty
too ; I will progress w.r.t. the language we talk, which I'm not
familiar with (yet).
Note that I'm also a contributor to our fine community.
> Cheers
>
> --
> I'm tired of this back-slapping "Isn't humanity neat?" bullsh#t. We're a
> virus with shoes, okay? That's all we are.
> ~ Bill Hicks
>
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I would like to thank you for having showed me how to behave better.
With much regards,
Valentin QUEQUET
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