Re: Perhaps We are looking at this wrong
| From: | James Jensen | Date: | Thu, 13 Jul 2000 12:31:01 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Perhaps We are looking at this wrong | ||
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"WebSnake" <websnake@prowebpublishing.com> wrote in message
news:8kj82j$goc$1@toye.php.net...
> When 4.0.0 came out, I loaded the Win32 binaries onto my Win2k box, and
had
> sporadic problems. I posted a bug report, and over time, I saw many
> duplicate bug reports....
>
> You see, I didn't really care about reporting a "bug", so much as a
> solution.....after 2 days, I figured out that since I had installed the
> binaries in their own directory in the path, windows was getting confused
on
> which MSVCRT.DLL to use..... so I renamed the PHP one, and everything
worked
> fine from there....
>
> Anywayz, I digress..... what I am saying is, afterwards, I looked for a
way
> to post a response to all of the similar bug reports, but found I had to
> have a CVS number... ok, I understand that.....
>
> SO here's the idea.... Maybe we need a bug reporting system... AND a
> discussion board that can be cross-referenced in searches....
>
<snip>
This is a great idea. As an example of that concept, the folks at opera.com
do just that. There is a reporting system with a page that categorizes and
lists the issues and their solutions (if any). Now, if someone would just
offer to be the manager of this site-to-be....
I would like to host such a site, but I would need some time to get a site
together.
Comments, anyone?
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James Jensen
Eagle Systems in Memphis, TN
jjensen-REMOVE_TO_REPLY-@operamail.com