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Mailing lists
There is one way to get in contact with the SvxLink "community". That is
through the mailing list. The address to the mailing list is
svxlink-devel@lists.sourceforge.net. So, whatever your business is, please
use the mailing list. Do NOT use EchoLink or direct e-mail to the author.
The list is usually fairly low volume so don't be afraid to register.
There are a couple of reasons why only the mailing list should be used for
support:
- There are more people that can help. I only use Fedora Linux but there are
people on the mailing list that have gotten SvxLink to work under other
distributions.
- Documentation. All mails sent to the mailing list get stored in the
mailing list archive.
A good way to find solutions to problems is to
search
the archive.
- Other people subscribing to the mailing list might get helped by the
discussion.
There is also another mailing list svxlink-announce@lists.sourceforge.net, which
is even lower volume. Just a single mail per SvxLink release, which is not that
often. If you join the svxlink-devel list there is no need to join the
svxlink-announce list.
To subscribe to the mailing lists go
here.
Reporting bugs
Bugs should be reported in the
SourceForge bug tracker.
It can be hard filing a good bug report. But I assure you, it is even harder to
understand a bad bug report. So, if you find a bug, take the time to go through
the steps below to make a good bug report.
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Search the bug tracker to see if your bug is already reported.
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Read the documentation thoroughly to verify that you have not
misunderstood something. This includes
the installation documentation,
the svxlink server docs and
the qtel docs,
depending on what application you found the bug in.
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If possible, try to reproduce the bug. A way to reproduce the bug makes it
much easier for the developer to find and fix the bug. If it is not possible
to reproduce it, try to remember what happened right before the bug
appeared. Include a detailed step by step instruction in the report of how
to reproduce the bug.
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Write a bug report in the bug tracker. The bug report should include the
following:
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A detailed description of the bug. Do not just write "this
feature does not work". Explain in what way it does not work. There can
be many ways for a certain feature to fail.
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If possible, describe how to reproduce the bug.
If these simple guide lines are followed, bugs will be found and fixed much
faster.
Feature Requests
To request a new feature, use the
SourceForge feature request tracker.
If a feature is just requested via the mailing list it may easily be forgotten.
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