Description of problem: http://fpaste.org[1] allows to store information without requiring any credentials, which would make it a lot easier to store traces from anaconda, therefore I suggest to additionally allow to submit anaconda traces to fpaste.org. They can then still be used in Bugzilla. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 11.4.1.50 from Snap3 i386 DVD [1] Fedora paste bin
I'd definitely consider a patch for this if one were provided, but I'm unlikely to have any time to work on adding this myself for quite a while. If we were to add this, we're probably going to need to start rethinking the UI a little bit - especially in text mode.
I looked at the code and now understand why this is a complex task. I will try to write a patch, but it will also take a while.
This is now split out into a much smaller and less intimidating code base. Check out python-meh from fedorahosted.org.
Here is a code snippet to paste a string to fpaste and it returns the url of the fpaste: http://fpaste.org/paste/20423 I am not yet sure how this should be integrated into python-meh. Should I create a class that implements all the methods from AbstractFiler?
fpaste was redesigned just now, so the script does not work anymore and is not available there. I will look into this later.
It looks increasingly like python-meh will start to use the report library to handle interaction with bug reporting systems, so I'm going to go ahead and reassign this bug so he can start to look at how to handle this.
Where is the code base this needs to be integrated into? Sorry about the fpaste re-write, but it was needed. I will likely be able to add a patch in little time.
(In reply to comment #7) > Where is the code base this needs to be integrated into? Sorry about the fpaste > re-write, but it was needed. I will likely be able to add a patch in little > time. python-meh is located at fedorahosted: http://git.fedoraproject.org/git/python-meh.git
Except that python-meh now uses report (http://git.fedoraproject.org/git/report.git) to deliver bug-reports to a wider, and more configurable, set of places. Report uses a configurable plug-in system to allow it to deliver 'bug-reports' to a growing list of places. An fpaste plugin should look/work very much like the scp, or ftp, or localsave plugins. For example you can look at the scp plugin code within the report repo (at ./python/report/plugin/scp/__init__.py and ./etc/report.d/scp.conf).
Yes this should be done, but can't do it immediately.
fpaste now sends data to https://paste.centos.org/