Looks like something is down with the bug database..

[email protected] (Anton Tagunov) Thu, 7 Mar 2002 23:57:59 +0300
Newsgroups perl.bugmongers
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hello, bug mongers!

Let me introduce myself, my name is Tagunov Anton,
Moscow State University, Scientific Research Center.
I'm currently doing some tests on latest Perls and have managed
to flood quite a lot of bug reports in.
Some of them are bogus, some not.

At the kind permit of [email protected] (Richard Foley)  (RFI)
I have been assigned the status of bug admin and now I'm here
primarily to clean up my own mess :-)

Not sure if my very limited experience with Perl and ignorance in the
area of Perl sources will allow me to deal with bugreports of other
people too soon.

Now, to the business! :-))  ------------------------------------------

I have recently sent several bug reports to [email protected], one
two around 12:00 GMT, and one around now, that is 21:00 GMT
(+/- 45 minutes)

Of all these I have received only one confirmation, that is for one
of the 12:00 GMT messages.

To get a picture of things I have sent a mail to
[email protected] with -D 20020305 as the subject
(I meant to request all bugs that have been submitted since
0305 to search for my pets)

But again no reply. Any ideas?

Maybe the mailservers I'm using are to blaim? They are not any
reliable in fact, I do not pay for them..

Okay, have you seen bug reports with subjects:

A null pointer dereference with 'use encoding'

good, bad, evil and naughty: 4 ways to close ARGV inside a while (<>). related to [ID 20020222.011]?

lately?

The web interface also did not help me to look at all the bugs that
have been submitted lately.. But I would prefer mail interface, to save
dialup time :)

Anybody knows, all those things up or down?

Regards, Anton