Re: Low-flying bugs not appearing on radar?

On Thu, Nov 13, 2003 at 09:02:27AM -0800, Wes Peters wrote:
> Late last week one of my co-workers @stbernard.com submitted a bug with 
> a patch that corrects a problem in su on FreeBSD.  It hasn't appeared 
> on the published bug list yet.  What do I have to do to debug this 
> problem?  ;^)

Well I can't see it in the caught spam queue for stuff incoming to
gnats, and there's nothing to indicate that anything has been lost
after coming into gnats, so I'd recommend the cold plains of the MTAs
involved as a first step.

The only PR "grep -i stbernard" can find is bin/36175.

> I've encouraged a couple of people here to start reporting bugs via 
> send-pr before I commit them, to get their names and analyses 
> publicized a bit better.  Several of them would make great committers 
> if only their work wasn't hidden behind someone else's commits.

I find GNATS to be the easiest way to find a track record too, but
committers really need to log who submissions are coming from in commit
logs anyway.  Think FPB.

Ceri

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