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Hi Lars,
Zitat von Lars Wirzenius <liw@liw.fi>:
> I've set up a rudimentary ticketing system for Obnam
very good idea indeed!
, using my own
> distix software. It tracks discussions on the obnam-dev and
> obnam-support mailing lists. Each mail thread is a separate ticket,
> and a new ticket is opened automatically. New mails in the same thread
> are added automatically to the same ticket.
Interesting idea, never heard of that before.
> I hope this'll be useful to others. It's already useful for me.
This certainly will be.
> PS. The inevitable question is going to be "why write distix and not
> use ...". The answer is that I want a distributed ticketing system
> that I can fully use while offline. I've tried a bunch of them, and
> nothing else has satisfied me. So I wrote my own. I also have a
> t-shirt saying "I am a knight who says NIH".
Thank you for giving the explanation, I had already typing "... but
why didn't you use" ;-)
Jan
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