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05:16 < multi_io> when I report a bug against a package, how can I take part in
                  a possibly ensuing discussion of the bugreport? Where and how
                  would such a discussion take place?
05:17 < Azar> multi_io: no discussion, you only get a reply by mail
05:17 < multi_io> Azar: you mean an automated reply?
05:18 < Azar> yep
05:19 < multi_io> sounds like an inefficient way to sort out any additional
                  questions the package maintainer might have :-)
05:19 < Azar> multi_io: maintainers don't have time to chat
05:21 < multi_io> Azar: what about this discussion:
http://groups.google.com/group/linux.debian.bugs.dist/browse_frm/thread/df80e9d35b1d5615/bfe719890a5520c0?lnk=st&q=aptitude+no+error+message&rnum=3#bfe719890a5520c0
05:21 < multi_io> to me this looks like a bug report mail with a reply by a
                  human being
05:22 < Azar> multi_io: then go there and talk, I dont have e-mail to be able
              to participate on usenet
05:23 < multi_io> Azar: how do you know this is a real newsgroup, not just an
                  NNTP mirror of a mailing list?
05:24 < Azar> multi_io: I assumed
05:24 < Azar> but "linux.debian.bugs.dist" sounds like a newsgroup
05:24 < CompWizrd> yeah, you can access that with email to
                   400415@bugs.debian.org
05:24 < CompWizrd> it's just a mirror of the BTS
05:25 < Azar> CompWizrd: yeah only I don't have email
05:25 < multi_io> CompWizrd: and how do I read followups by other people? via
                  NNTP?
05:26 < multi_io> Azar: you assumed, aha :-P
05:26 < CompWizrd> multi_io: http://bugs.debian.org/400415
05:26 < Azar> my isp decided to implement asinine javascript on my webmail so
              now I don't have email
05:31 < multi_io> CompWizrd: ok, so I subscribe to bug nr. N by sending a mail
                  to N-subscribe@bugs.debian.org, and then take part in the
                  discussion by sending/receiving mail to/from
                  N@bugs.debian.org ?

  
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