[Savannah-dev] [Bug #772] Bug wrongly assigned to Savannah (was: file dates are changed to 14 july 1978)

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=================== BUG #772: LATEST MODIFICATIONS ==================
http://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?func=detailbug&bug_id=772&group_id=11

Changes by: Laurent Julliard <address@hidden>
Date: 2002-Jun-30 21:32 (Europe/Paris)

            What     | Removed                   | Added
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            Priority | None                      | Normal
              Status | Open                      | Closed


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Don't know which project this bug belongs to. Closing it



=================== BUG #772: FULL BUG SNAPSHOT ===================


Submitted by: None                      Project: Savannah                       
Submitted on: 2002-Jun-28 00:08
Category:  Bug Tracker                  Severity:  3 - Ordinary                 
Priority:  Normal                       Bug Group:  None                        
Resolution:  Invalid                    Assigned to:  ljulliar                  
Status:  Closed                         Effort:  0.50                           

Summary:  Bug wrongly assigned to Savannah (was: file dates are changed to 14 
july 1978)

Original Submission:  the resluting bin files has all files on VCD (including 
DAT) on the cd dated 14 July 1978. 

i want an option to set my date and time and preferably using date and time 
from original file

Follow-up Comments
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Date: 2002-Jun-30 21:32             By: ljulliar
Don't know which project this bug belongs to. Closing it

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Date: 2002-Jun-30 13:18             By: yeupou
Since the user posted this bug not logged in, we cant ask him to tell them and 
we cant guess it.

So the only thing we can do is to close this report. People not logged in 
(probably no account on savannah) should give an email adress. :(

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Date: 2002-Jun-30 12:20             By: ljulliar
Ok let's try if using class=error in the banner message makes a difference. 
it's now <h3 class=error> and is in big red font. Let's hope people will see it 
this time.

By the way, still no idea which project this bug belong to?



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Date: 2002-Jun-30 11:50             By: yeupou
I'm not agree at all. It is important to have direct access to savannah related 
problem. The savannah support request/task/bugs arent not only related to the 
savannah Project but the savannah Administration.

The problem is the fact that some people dont read anything before sending 
reports or anything else. To my mind, the solution is not tohide tools but to 
add a clear statement about this. This problem only occurs with the bug tool, 
not with the support request tool. The main reason is probably the fact that 
support request user are savannah users when bug reporter are not savannah 
users.

For savannah users, it dont seems to be a problem. For occasional savannah 
users, a comment should do the job. 
A comment in class=error should be added on the bug submit page.

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Date: 2002-Jun-29 19:48             By: ljulliar
This bug does not relate to Savannah. It is once again a bug that was aimed at 
another project. I think we should **really** remove the Savannah section from 
the left hand side menu(especially the bugs, support request  and tasks) which 
confuse people. all the bugs that were wrongly sent to Savannah is because of 
this menu.

My suggestion is to enhance the contact.php (Contact us link in the keft hand 
side menu) script to tell people what to do if they need assistance (support 
request>)  or if they found a bug, etc.... 

And by the way I was unable to guess what project is supposed to receive this 
bug.If you have ay idea....




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