Fedora CC's any bug in the "Package Review" component to a package-review.org public list. Unfortunately, adding the "Unsubscribe me from this bug" link ( bug #661698 ) means that anyone who subscribes or reads the archives can just unsubscribe a bug from the list and it drops off. ;( Is there a way we can disable this footer for this user? The user is 'package-review.org' Happy to provide more info or entertain alternate solutions.
The way this will be implemented is that we will create (yet another!) group, maybe 'cannot_unsubscribe'. Users in that group will not have the unsubscribe link in the e-mail. This group won't be inherited from admin.
Thanks for the quick reply. :) Any idea what timeframe we are looking at for that? Our package-review list is pretty sad right now, I think due to the bugzilla emails going to our archive and search engines following the 'unsubscribe me from this bug' link, resulting in most of them dropping off the list. ;( Or is there any better way to do this? Ideally would be something that (normal) users couldn't remove either.
(In reply to Kevin Fenzi from comment #2) > Any idea what timeframe we are looking at for that? I'll leave that for the PM to answer. > Our package-review list is pretty sad right now, I think due to the bugzilla > emails going to our archive and search engines following the 'unsubscribe me > from this bug' link, resulting in most of them dropping off the list. ;( Do you have any assertion to support this claim? token.cgi is not allowed in the robots.txt file on bugzilla.redhat.com. I would suspect that most search engines to follow the file, even if linked from another site. > Or is there any better way to do this? Ideally would be something that > (normal) users couldn't remove either. We can write a customisation that ensures that the selected e-mail address is always sent an e-mail from Red Hat Bugzilla when a specific condition is met (and the user otherwise has access to that bug). If you want this, please file this as a separate bug. -- simon
(In reply to Simon Green from comment #3) > (In reply to Kevin Fenzi from comment #2) > > Any idea what timeframe we are looking at for that? > > I'll leave that for the PM to answer. I've scheduled this bug for the 4.4.0009 release, currently planned for release in the week of September 30th to October 4th.
(In reply to Simon Green from comment #3) > Do you have any assertion to support this claim? token.cgi is not allowed in > the robots.txt file on bugzilla.redhat.com. I would suspect that most search > engines to follow the file, even if linked from another site. I don't. I guess it could just be some group of users being evil, but it seems like it would be more work than most users would go to. > > Or is there any better way to do this? Ideally would be something that > > (normal) users couldn't remove either. > > We can write a customisation that ensures that the selected e-mail address > is always sent an e-mail from Red Hat Bugzilla when a specific condition is > met (and the user otherwise has access to that bug). > > If you want this, please file this as a separate bug. Can do. Thanks!
Just a followup: Originally I reported here: https://fedorahosted.org/fedora-infrastructure/ticket/3955 because recently I have seen the issues many times that package-review.o tries to remove itself from package review requests like: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_activity.cgi?id=912960
*** Bug 1008997 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Do Bugzilla deploys hotfixes? if the fix is available any specific reason to wait for next scheduled release?
(In reply to Parag from comment #12) > Do Bugzilla deploys hotfixes? Yes. > if the fix is available any specific reason to > wait for next scheduled release? Because this change is not a candidate for a hot fix. We generally only deploy hot fixes for serious regressions. This is a new feature, not a regression. Secondly, it has not been tested by the QE team. All going well, this should be part of Bugzilla 4.4.0009, which will be released some time in the next three weeks, subject to QA testing. -- simon
Please e-mail bugzilla-owner if you don't want the unsubscribe link to appear on e-mails sent to your e-mail address.
This change is now live. If there are any issues, do not reopen this bug. Instead, you should create a new bug and reference this bug. -- simon
just saw this bug appeared again in history of bug 1011763
Kevin, I think many bugs still have not got added back package-review.org as CC to package review bugs
(In reply to Parag from comment #18) > Kevin, > I think many bugs still have not got added back > package-review.org as CC to package review bugs Right. I have not mass readded anything yet. I was hoping bug 1003675 would land soon and I wouldn't need to. ;)
thanks. lets wait for fix for bug 1003675.
The fix for bug 1003675 should reach the production server during the week starting October 28.
please provide update on this bug. Just now I see this update which looks to me not actually done by user. https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_activity.cgi?id=1036462 Is this bug not fixed yet?
(In reply to Parag from comment #22) > please provide update on this bug. Just now I see this update which looks to > me not actually done by user. > https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_activity.cgi?id=1036462 > > Is this bug not fixed yet? Only package-review.org have the don't-add-an-unsub link flag on it. AFAIK, e-mails fonts-bugs.org will still have the un subscribe link at the bottom of the e-mail. -- simon