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Date: Tue, 25 Jan 2005 13:15:34 -0500
From: Milan Cvetkovic <milan.cvetkovic@mpathix.com>
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>> Jan Hudec wrote:
>>
>> And is it doable to set bugzilla to be fully controlled by mails?
>> Closing bugs, assigning bugs and such?
>>
> 
> I know that you can open bugs, and update them using email. This is what 
> we use. Bugs are created automatically by a daemon process, and then our 
>  {arch}/=hook sends an email to update the bug in bugzilla, when we 
> commit with tla.
> 
> I am not sure if you can close bugs, or change theri state using email 
> interface, but I would guess it is possible, you just have to read the 
> perl script - and maybe tweak it a little.
> 
> It came with bugzilla in "contrib" directory.

I was just looking into it.

It looks like you can only submit new bugs,
and add additional comments without modifying other properties of the bug.

So I was wrong, you cannot fully control bugzilla using email, out of 
the box.

Milan.


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