2008/5/12 Jesse Keating <jkeating@redhat.com>:

> The Triage folks are closing out old trackers, for say Fedora Core
> 4/5/etc... These trackers are done, not used anymore, and should be
> closed. However in bugzilla code, whenever you modify a tracker bug (IE

This is me, totally sorry. I've started using python-bugzilla which
can suppress mail notifications to close trackers. Not entirely sure
the effect of that flag on dependent bugs, but with some luck, the
mailbomb is over

*goes and sits in the corner*

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Once upon a time, Jon Stanley <jonstanley@gmail.com> said:
> This is me, totally sorry. I've started using python-bugzilla which
> can suppress mail notifications to close trackers. Not entirely sure
> the effect of that flag on dependent bugs, but with some luck, the
> mailbomb is over

I don't have a problem; I just didn't know where they were coming from
(and I didn't realize I was on that many bugs that had been attached to
trackers :-) ).

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On Mon, 12 May 2008 13:48:07 -0500, Chris Adams scripst:

> I've received several emails from bugzilla now about the severity,
> product, etc. being changed on bugs I'm the reporter or a CC on. These
> are bugs that have been closed for a while (1-2 years or more). Does
> this (a) really need to be changed and (b) really need to send email?

Several? I've got 350+ of them! Holy crap.

Matěj

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