From: Ruth A. Kramer (rhkramer_at_fast.net)
Date: Sun Dec 21 2003 - 03:57:35 EST
Kenneth J. Davis wrote:
> As far as I know, yes bugzilla is the correct place for such
> documents. If abiword should open a document but fails to, then
> that is a bug or at least a request for an enhancement.
> I've updated twiki with an answer, please look over it and change as needed http://www.abisource.com/twiki/bin/view/Abiword/FaqUnableToOpenDocument
Jeremy,
Thanks! PerditionC has made some additional changes (Thanks!) but there
appears to be something wrong with the TWiki revision mechanism as your
changes are not recorded in the revision log. (I had seen this problem
before on a different page.)
The reason for writing this is to confirm that you are not PerditionC (I
looked through the user list on the AbiWord TWiki and could not find a
listing that looked like it was likely to be you -- no jeremyd,
kennethd, _davis. If you are PerditionC, then your changes were
recorded, if you are not I'll dig out the discussion of the problem when
it occurred on twiki.org and ask the AbiWord webmaster (Hubert
(Figuiere) IIRC?) to take a look at if if he gets a chance.
Actually, here is the link to the problem on twiki.org:
http://twiki.org/cgi-bin/view/Codev/LostRevisions
It had to do with one of the Sourceforge servers running out of
temporary space. Quoting from Peter Thoeny:
<quote>
There could be an issue with TWiki and/or RCS when the disk is full on
the volume where the temp area of RCS is located. This happens on
occation here on SF, one of the load-balanced web servers has a full
disk (where the temp area is), even though there is plenty space left on
the storage server.
When this happens TWiki saves the topic correctly, but the revision is
not bumped up. The next time you save you will bump up one revision
containing two contributions.
</quote>
regards,
Randy Kramer
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