Mandrake bug tracking system main contents page

Linux Mandrake has a bug tracking system which files details of bugs reported by users and developers. Each bug is given a number, and is kept on file until it is marked as having been dealt with.

Documentation about the bug tracking system

Reviewing bug reports on the WWW

Index of packages with bug reports.
Index of maintainers of packages with bug reports.
Outstanding critical, grave and normal bugs and wishlist items.
Forwarded critical, grave and normal bugs and wishlist items.
Resolved critical, grave and normal bugs and wishlist items.
Summary of outstanding reports, sorted by package.
Summary of outstanding reports, sorted by number.
Logs not associated with a particular bug report.
Time stamp page (for checking that mirror is current).

Each closed bug report is expired from these logs 28 days after the last message relating to it is received and filed.

Find a bug report by reference number

`Not found' means that the bug was closed and expired or never existed, or that this mirror has not yet recorded that bug - see also the timestamp page.

Find a bug report by package

`Not found' means that that package does not exist or does not have any outstanding or recently closed bug reports.

Find a bug report by contents

`Not found' means that that no bugs contains the string provided.

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