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Changes to gnats/doc/gnats.texi


From: Yngve Svendsen
Subject: Changes to gnats/doc/gnats.texi
Date: Thu, 24 Oct 2002 07:38:25 -0400

Index: gnats/doc/gnats.texi
diff -c gnats/doc/gnats.texi:1.34 gnats/doc/gnats.texi:1.35
*** gnats/doc/gnats.texi:1.34   Sun Oct 20 18:30:49 2002
--- gnats/doc/gnats.texi        Thu Oct 24 07:38:25 2002
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*** 302,309 ****
  for the change.  If the party responsible for the PR changes, the
  previous responsible party and the new responsible party receive notice
  of the change.  The change and reason are also recorded in the
! @samp{Audit-Trail} field of the Problem Report.  (@xref{edit-pr,,Editing
! existing Problem Reports}.  For information on the @samp{Audit-Trail}
  field, see @ref{Fields,,Problem Report format}.)
  
  When the originator of the Problem Report confirms that the solution
--- 302,309 ----
  for the change.  If the party responsible for the PR changes, the
  previous responsible party and the new responsible party receive notice
  of the change.  The change and reason are also recorded in the
! @code{Audit-Trail} field of the Problem Report.  (@xref{edit-pr,,Editing
! existing Problem Reports}.  For information on the @code{Audit-Trail}
  field, see @ref{Fields,,Problem Report format}.)
  
  When the originator of the Problem Report confirms that the solution
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*** 438,444 ****
  @address@hidden sets the root installation for
  @dfn{host-dependent} files as follows:
  
- @c FIXME - check these
  @table @asis
  @item @sc{gnats} user tools
  @address@hidden/bin}
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*** 764,770 ****
  @c XXX Add reference to remote tool installation section here.
  
  @code{gnatsd} is usually started from the inetd facility and should run as
! the @samp{gnats} user (the actual username of this user is configurable
  during installation, @pxref{Configure and make,,Configuring and
  compiling the software} for details.)
  
--- 763,769 ----
  @c XXX Add reference to remote tool installation section here.
  
  @code{gnatsd} is usually started from the inetd facility and should run as
! the @code{gnats} user (the actual username of this user is configurable
  during installation, @pxref{Configure and make,,Configuring and
  compiling the software} for details.)
  
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*** 1852,1863 ****
  @end smallexample
  
  @noindent
! matches all PRs whose @samp{>State:} values match with the regular
  expression @samp{open}.
  
  We can substitute the expression @samp{o} for @samp{open}, according
  to @sc{gnu} regular expression syntax.  This matches all values of
! @samp{>State:} which begin with the letter @samp{o}.
  
  We see that
  
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  @end smallexample
  
  @noindent
! matches all PRs whose @code{State} values match with the regular
  expression @samp{open}.
  
  We can substitute the expression @samp{o} for @samp{open}, according
  to @sc{gnu} regular expression syntax.  This matches all values of
! @code{State} which begin with the letter @samp{o}.
  
  We see that
  
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  @end smallexample
  
  @noindent
! in this case, since the only value for @samp{>State:} which matches
  the expression @samp{o} in a standard installation is @samp{open}.
  @samp{State="o"} also matches @samp{o}, @samp{oswald}, and even
  @samp{oooooo}, but none of those values are valid states for a Problem
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  @end smallexample
  
  @noindent
! in this case, since the only value for @code{State} which matches
  the expression @samp{o} in a standard installation is @samp{open}.
  @samp{State="o"} also matches @samp{o}, @samp{oswald}, and even
  @samp{oooooo}, but none of those values are valid states for a Problem
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  @end smallexample
  
  @noindent
! matches all values for @samp{>State:} which contain an @samp{a}.  (These
  include @samp{analyzed} and @samp{feedback}.)
  
  Another way to understand what wildcards do is to follow them on their
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  @end smallexample
  
  @noindent
! matches all values for @code{State} which contain an @samp{a}.  (These
  include @samp{analyzed} and @samp{feedback}.)
  
  Another way to understand what wildcards do is to follow them on their




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