Hi, thanks for the feedback. Current builds of grml don't use the "grml 
reportbug" package any longer and therefore this problem shouldn't be present 
anymore at all. Please feel free to reopen the bugreport if you think it's not 
fixed yet. :)

thx && regards,
-mika-

On 23.11.2007 09:07, Michael Prokop wrote:

> * Darshaka Pathirana <bts@bts.grml.org> [20071123 00:26]:

> 

>> I just discovered that "reportbug" reports to submit@bugs.grml.org.

> 

>> First of all I think that bugs.grml.org is not used anymore and should be

>> replaced by bts.grml.org.

> 

> Yeah. Which grml version are you using?


% grml-version
grml 1.0 Release Codename Meilenschwein [2007-05-18]

which is actually a grml2hd maybe with some updates.

>> Secondly I would really like to report bugs directly to Debian (if it does not

>> have something to do with grml, of course) therefore it would be nice to have

>> two separate scripts like "reportbug" for Debian and something like

>> "grml-reportbug" for grml.

> 

> No need to do so, just use 'reportbug --bts debian ...' to report to

> Debian's BTS no matter what the configuration looks like. :)


Yes. I figured out about a minute after posting this issue! BUT: I really was
NOT aware that the report is going to grml (although I might have read something
with "grml BTS"). 

Maybe this should be pointed out a bit more clearly with something like "Your
bug-report will be reported to grml BTS! If you want to report directly to
Debian use ...". This is where a wrapper comes in (like reportbug vs.
reportbug.real?)...

However, these are just thoughts as **I** now know how to deal with this
issue... please do whatever you think is appropriate to close this issue.

Greetings,
 - Darsha

* Darshaka Pathirana <bts@bts.grml.org> [20071123 00:26]:

> I just discovered that "reportbug" reports to submit@bugs.grml.org.

> First of all I think that bugs.grml.org is not used anymore and should be
> replaced by bts.grml.org.

Yeah. Which grml version are you using?

> Secondly I would really like to report bugs directly to Debian (if it does not
> have something to do with grml, of course) therefore it would be nice to have
> two separate scripts like "reportbug" for Debian and something like
> "grml-reportbug" for grml.

No need to do so, just use 'reportbug --bts debian ...' to report to
Debian's BTS no matter what the configuration looks like. :)

But yes, we should finish unification of our BTS setup, thanks for
the hint!

regards,
-mika-

Hi,

I just discovered that "reportbug" reports to submit@bugs.grml.org.

First of all I think that bugs.grml.org is not used anymore and should be
replaced by bts.grml.org.

Secondly I would really like to report bugs directly to Debian (if it does not
have something to do with grml, of course) therefore it would be nice to have
two separate scripts like "reportbug" for Debian and something like
"grml-reportbug" for grml.

Greetings,
 - Darsha