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From: Javier Fernandez-Sanguino Pena
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Even though we currently have 'bug' and 'reportbug' as a way to
easily make users send bugs to the BTS, having dinner with other Debian
developers (or wannabes) in the last Hispalinux Congress in Madrid, Spain,
one of the people present (Jaime Villate) made the following, and
interesting, proposition.
Users tend to view the use of mail like a personal tool, whileas
they are used to see the web as a way to communicate with other companies
through form submission. Debian does not have a WWW interface to file
bugs,
should it be made?
Some might think that if we used cgi posts (or whatever form
available) the BTS would not be able to track the user that sent the BTS
and
could lead to spam in the BTS, or unavailability to track the problems
further (since developers could not ask for more information)... then
comes
the inspiration: use ACTION=mailto:XXX@bugs.debian.org
We could program a daemon (or even add this functionality to
submit@bugs) that would receive the information sent by the user in the
following form:
package=XXXX&version=XXX&priority=XVASDFA&description=ASFasdlfjalfj
and resend it with the nice:
Package:
Version:
Priority:
(description)
That we all love :) and keeping the user's email in the bug. The
user
would receive (by email) the notification of the opening of the bug and
further changes.
Since currently many browsers have built in mail capabilities if
properly configured and users use them at the same time, this might not
seem a bad idea. Is it?
I would love to see discussion on this issue and maybe help with
the implementation (with a little help of Perl :) So, what do other
developers think?
Best regards
Javi
Proof of concept:
HTML form -> (user sends email) -> automatic gatherer ---------->BTS
(like deb-test.html) (parse_email | parse_query )
deb-test.html
parse_email
#!/usr/bin/perl
# Reads a mail from stdin and calls another script
#$debug=1;
$query_started = 0;
while ($line=) {
chmop;
if ( $line =~ /^From\s+/ ) {
parsemail() if $query_started;
print "Receiving an email\n" if $debug;
$e_mail = "";
$query = "";
$query_started = 0;
}
$e_mail=$1 if $line =~ /^From: (.*)$/;
$query = $query.$line if $query_started;
$query_started = 1 if $line =~ /^$/;
}
parsemail() if $query_started;
exit 0;
sub parsemail {
print "Now will call script with:\n" if $debug;
print "e-mail: $e_mail\n" if $debug;
print "query: $query\n" if $debug;
if ($pid=fork) {
waitpid($pid,0)
} else {
die "cannot fork: $!" unless defined $pid;
$return=`./parse_query.pl -m $e_mail "$query"`;
exit;
}
return 0;
}
parsequery.pl
#!/usr/bin/perl
# Receive a QUERY_STRING from the command line (as ARGV) and print contents
# can be used with script that reads on stdin mails and calls this one with
# the available options
use Getopt::Std;
use CGI::Request;
# Retrieve options from command line
getopts('m:');
$e_mail = $opt_m;
$SENDTO = "";
# put a valid email here (for example submit@bugs.debian.org)
# read to environment
# process it
#CGI::Request::Debug(0);
$req= new CGI::Request;
@names = $req->params;
open (MAIL,"| mail $SENDTO") or die ("Could not send mail: $!");
# TODO: send as if sent by the original user
foreach $name (@names) {
@values = $req->param($name);
foreach $value (@values) {
print MAIL "\t$value\n";
}
}
close MAIL;
exit 0;
-- System Information
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From: Javier Fernandez-Sanguino Pena
Subject: www.debian.org: Add a WWW frontend to the BTS
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(as sent to the debian-www mailing list)
Even though we currently have 'bug' and 'reportbug' as a way to
easily make users send bugs to the BTS, having dinner with other Debian
developers (or wannabes) in the last Hispalinux Congress in Madrid, Spain,
one of the people present (Jaime Villate) made the following, and
interesting, proposition.
Users tend to view the use of mail like a personal tool, whileas
they are used to see the web as a way to communicate with other companies
through form submission. Debian does not have a WWW interface to file
bugs,
should it be made?
Some might think that if we used cgi posts (or whatever form
available) the BTS would not be able to track the user that sent the BTS
and
could lead to spam in the BTS, or unavailability to track the problems
further (since developers could not ask for more information)... then
comes
the inspiration: use ACTION=mailto:XXX@bugs.debian.org
We could program a daemon (or even add this functionality to
submit@bugs) that would receive the information sent by the user in the
following form:
package=XXXX&version=XXX&priority=XVASDFA&description=ASFasdlfjalfj
and resend it with the nice:
Package:
Version:
Priority:
(description)
That we all love :) and keeping the user's email in the bug. The
user
would receive (by email) the notification of the opening of the bug and
further changes.
Since currently many browsers have built in mail capabilities if
properly configured and users use them at the same time, this might not
seem a bad idea. Is it?
I would love to see discussion on this issue and maybe help with
the implementation (with a little help of Perl :) So, what do other
developers think?
Best regards
Javi
Proof of concept:
HTML form -> (user sends email) -> automatic gatherer ---------->BTS
(like deb-test.html) (parse_email | parse_query )
deb-test.html
parse_email
#!/usr/bin/perl
# Reads a mail from stdin and calls another script
#$debug=1;
$query_started = 0;
while ($line=) {
chmop;
if ( $line =~ /^From\s+/ ) {
parsemail() if $query_started;
print "Receiving an email\n" if $debug;
$e_mail = "";
$query = "";
$query_started = 0;
}
$e_mail=$1 if $line =~ /^From: (.*)$/;
$query = $query.$line if $query_started;
$query_started = 1 if $line =~ /^$/;
}
parsemail() if $query_started;
exit 0;
sub parsemail {
print "Now will call script with:\n" if $debug;
print "e-mail: $e_mail\n" if $debug;
print "query: $query\n" if $debug;
if ($pid=fork) {
waitpid($pid,0)
} else {
die "cannot fork: $!" unless defined $pid;
$return=`./parse_query.pl -m $e_mail "$query"`;
exit;
}
return 0;
}
parsequery.pl
#!/usr/bin/perl
# Receive a QUERY_STRING from the command line (as ARGV) and print contents
# can be used with script that reads on stdin mails and calls this one with
# the available options
use Getopt::Std;
use CGI::Request;
# Retrieve options from command line
getopts('m:');
$e_mail = $opt_m;
$SENDTO = "";
# put a valid email here (for example submit@bugs.debian.org)
# read to environment
# process it
#CGI::Request::Debug(0);
$req= new CGI::Request;
@names = $req->params;
open (MAIL,"| mail $SENDTO") or die ("Could not send mail: $!");
# TODO: send as if sent by the original user
foreach $name (@names) {
@values = $req->param($name);
foreach $value (@values) {
print MAIL "\t$value\n";
}
}
close MAIL;
exit 0;
-- System Information
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The Freeradius project (more specifically Chad Miller) have
developed a WWW fronted to its own BTS as proposed in this bug report.
It can be checked in http://bugs.freeradius.org/cgi-bin-local/submitbug
Please, I do think this idea is quite interesting (although I
would use the browser's MUA capabilities in the last step) and think we
could use this same code (ask Chad Miller for it)
Regards
Javi
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The Freeradius project (more specifically Chad Miller) have
developed a WWW fronted to its own BTS as proposed in this bug report.
It can be checked in http://bugs.freeradius.org/cgi-bin-local/submitbug
Please, I do think this idea is quite interesting (although I
would use the browser's MUA capabilities in the last step) and think we
could use this same code (ask Chad Miller for it)
Regards
Javi
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From: Josip Rodin
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On Fri, Jan 05, 2001 at 06:29:00PM +0100, Javier Fernández-Sanguino Peña wrote:
> The Freeradius project (more specifically Chad Miller) have
> developed a WWW fronted to its own BTS as proposed in this bug report.
> It can be checked in http://bugs.freeradius.org/cgi-bin-local/submitbug
>
> Please, I do think this idea is quite interesting (although I
> would use the browser's MUA capabilities in the last step) and think we
> could use this same code (ask Chad Miller for it)
I'm not sure about the exact reason why we don't have our own web form to
submit bugs, but I think it must be on purpose because nothing has been
done OTOH maybe it's just laziness or fear not to break anything? :)
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On Fri, Jan 05, 2001 at 06:29:00PM +0100, Javier Fernández-Sanguino Peña wrote:
> The Freeradius project (more specifically Chad Miller) have
> developed a WWW fronted to its own BTS as proposed in this bug report.
> It can be checked in http://bugs.freeradius.org/cgi-bin-local/submitbug
>
> Please, I do think this idea is quite interesting (although I
> would use the browser's MUA capabilities in the last step) and think we
> could use this same code (ask Chad Miller for it)
I'm not sure about the exact reason why we don't have our own web form to
submit bugs, but I think it must be on purpose because nothing has been
done OTOH maybe it's just laziness or fear not to break anything? :)
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How about discussing this on debian-www? I tried but nobody said anything, and
after a few attempts I dismissed it (and openened the bug report). Nobody said
anything about it being a problem.
Regads
Javi
Josip Rodin escribió:
>
> On Fri, Jan 05, 2001 at 06:29:00PM +0100, Javier Fernández-Sanguino Peña wrote:
> > The Freeradius project (more specifically Chad Miller) have
> > developed a WWW fronted to its own BTS as proposed in this bug report.
> > It can be checked in http://bugs.freeradius.org/cgi-bin-local/submitbug
> >
> > Please, I do think this idea is quite interesting (although I
> > would use the browser's MUA capabilities in the last step) and think we
> > could use this same code (ask Chad Miller for it)
>
> I'm not sure about the exact reason why we don't have our own web form to
> submit bugs, but I think it must be on purpose because nothing has been
> done OTOH maybe it's just laziness or fear not to break anything? :)
>
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How about discussing this on debian-www? I tried but nobody said anything, and
after a few attempts I dismissed it (and openened the bug report). Nobody said
anything about it being a problem.
Regads
Javi
Josip Rodin escribió:
>
> On Fri, Jan 05, 2001 at 06:29:00PM +0100, Javier Fernández-Sanguino Peña wrote:
> > The Freeradius project (more specifically Chad Miller) have
> > developed a WWW fronted to its own BTS as proposed in this bug report.
> > It can be checked in http://bugs.freeradius.org/cgi-bin-local/submitbug
> >
> > Please, I do think this idea is quite interesting (although I
> > would use the browser's MUA capabilities in the last step) and think we
> > could use this same code (ask Chad Miller for it)
>
> I'm not sure about the exact reason why we don't have our own web form to
> submit bugs, but I think it must be on purpose because nothing has been
> done OTOH maybe it's just laziness or fear not to break anything? :)
>
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On Tue, Jan 09, 2001 at 04:59:38PM +0100, Javier Fernandez-Sanguino Peña wrote:
> > > The Freeradius project (more specifically Chad Miller) have
> > > developed a WWW fronted to its own BTS as proposed in this bug report.
> > > It can be checked in http://bugs.freeradius.org/cgi-bin-local/submitbug
> > >
> > > Please, I do think this idea is quite interesting (although I
> > > would use the browser's MUA capabilities in the last step) and think we
> > > could use this same code (ask Chad Miller for it)
> >
> > I'm not sure about the exact reason why we don't have our own web form to
> > submit bugs, but I think it must be on purpose because nothing has been
> > done OTOH maybe it's just laziness or fear not to break anything? :)
>
> How about discussing this on debian-www? I tried but nobody said
> anything, and after a few attempts I dismissed it (and openened the bug
> report). Nobody said anything about it being a problem.
This _is_ debian-www, the list is the maintainer for the www.debian.org
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On Tue, Jan 09, 2001 at 04:59:38PM +0100, Javier Fernandez-Sanguino Peña wrote:
> > > The Freeradius project (more specifically Chad Miller) have
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> > > It can be checked in http://bugs.freeradius.org/cgi-bin-local/submitbug
> > >
> > > Please, I do think this idea is quite interesting (although I
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> > > could use this same code (ask Chad Miller for it)
> >
> > I'm not sure about the exact reason why we don't have our own web form to
> > submit bugs, but I think it must be on purpose because nothing has been
> > done OTOH maybe it's just laziness or fear not to break anything? :)
>
> How about discussing this on debian-www? I tried but nobody said
> anything, and after a few attempts I dismissed it (and openened the bug
> report). Nobody said anything about it being a problem.
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First, I think that using mailto action is not a good idea. It makes
necessary that the browser supports this protocol. What about the people
who don't use integrated browser/mail packages, and whose browser is not
correctly configured?
What I would like more is a confirmation mail that has to be replied to
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Btw, at the moment everyone can spam the DBS with invalid addresses,
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First, I think that using mailto action is not a good idea. It makes
necessary that the browser supports this protocol. What about the people
who don't use integrated browser/mail packages, and whose browser is not
correctly configured?
What I would like more is a confirmation mail that has to be replied to
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severity 35765 minor
retitle 78307 provide http://cgi.debian.org/cgi-bin/copyright/ etc
tag 78526 wontfix
retitle 83701 packages.d.o should say on what platforms has a package been compiled
retitle 88268 the note about outdatedness should have a link to the original
tag 91287 moreinfo
retitle 88350 version of Policy in stable should be made available
severity 88350 wishlist
retitle 90458 www.de.d.o defaults to Chinese in some cases [apache bug or misconfiguration?]
retitle 92523 /devel/ definition of RC bug: severity >= serious, not >>
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