[Courses] [Tools] Homework

Steven Walker swalk at ya.com
Mon Oct 3 23:12:05 EST 2005


Sorry to be so late posting my homework. First I would like to thank you
for a really useful article. I have been a bit lax in the past about
reporting bugs not really knowing the form and how to describe them

>   1.1 Find a problem in firefox
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A problem? In Firefox? Impossible :)

>   1.2 Find a bug that has been filed but not confirmed. (In the Ubuntu
>   Bugzilla, these are bugs marked NEEDINFO , you'll need to face down
>   Bugzilla's Advanced search to search by status.)
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Sheesh,  that advanced search is tough. I could not make it find any
bugs at all. I gave up and found a bug using the simple search.
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=260524

This failure would make it impossible to check if a bug has been
reported already.

>   1.3 Find a bug that has been fixed (status RESOLVED).
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https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=256045

>   1.4 Find a bug that has been rejected (status WONTFIX)
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https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=218039

>   2.1 Where is your distribution's bug tracker?
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http://www.debian.org/Bugs/

>   2.2 Find a bug that has been filed against a piece of software you
>       use. (Don't forget, ask if you can't figure out how to search.)
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http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=299009

>   2.3 See if you can replicate the bug described in 2.2. If not, why
>       not? If so, can you see anything missing from the bug report?
>       Tell us about it.
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Ran out of time - sorry.

>   2.4 Think of a problem you have with software on your distribution.
>       See if you can find out whether a bug has been filed against it
>       yet. (Tell us the search terms you used.) If there doesn't seem
>       to be a bug, draft a bug report and send it to us, and we'll help
>       you file it.
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Ubuntu 5.04.
Panel > System > Preferences > Mouse > Cursors

My mouse cursor is too small. I change it to large, log out and back in.
The large box remains ticked but the cursor is unchanged. This is a
trivial matter and is easy to solve manually but it is a bug.

Steve




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