Description of problem: Pirut crashed when I tried to update and it told me to file a Bugzilla. As far as I know Bugzilla is not a support tool. Should it not have told me to contact support? While I am happy to file a bugzilla I would prefer having support do that stuff. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual results: Expected results: Additional info:
This is just a message leak from Fedora, if we think it's worth it (or there are other updates) I have no problem changing it. Who should be generating the new text, docs?
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I can't find this, but looking at the code I'm pretty sure this is from the rhpl module. via. from rhpl.exception import installExceptionHandler
Since all errata are supposed to be filed today and this is requesting a string change in a string that's translatable, we don't really have time to get this done. I'm going to have to move it ahead to 5.6.
rhpl is not an approved component for 5.6, moving to 5.7 proposed list.
From the long history, it's evident we are never going to get around to fixing this bug. I'm just going to close it out instead. This will not be an issue in RHEL6 because neither rhpl nor pirut exist in that distribution.