From b758be1d37cb49ced8cb17fca3d5a4cb2dd2e03e Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: David Lawrence Date: Mon, 6 Jul 2015 19:21:04 +0000 Subject: Bug 1172968: Move the scripts we want to keep from contrib/* and place them in scripts/ directory. Remove contrib from repo --- contrib/bugzilla-submit/bugzilla-submit.xml | 221 ---------------------------- 1 file changed, 221 deletions(-) delete mode 100755 contrib/bugzilla-submit/bugzilla-submit.xml (limited to 'contrib/bugzilla-submit/bugzilla-submit.xml') diff --git a/contrib/bugzilla-submit/bugzilla-submit.xml b/contrib/bugzilla-submit/bugzilla-submit.xml deleted file mode 100755 index 5c818e268..000000000 --- a/contrib/bugzilla-submit/bugzilla-submit.xml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,221 +0,0 @@ - - - - -bugzilla-submit -1 -Oct 30, 2003 - - -bugzilla-submit -post bugs to a Bugzilla instance - - - - - bugzilla-submit - --status bug_status - --url bug_file_loc - --product product - --version version - --component component - --summary short_desc - --hardware rep_platform - --os op_sys - --priority priority - --severity bug_severity - --assigned-to assigned-to - --cc cc - --keywords keywords - --depends-on dependson - --blocked blocked - --description comment - --no-stdin - bugzilla-url - - - - -DESCRIPTION - -bugzilla-submit is a command-line tool -for posting bug reports to any instance of Bugzilla. It accepts on -standard input text resembling an RFC-822 message. The headers of -that message, and its body, are used to set error-report field values. -More field values are merged in from command-line options. If required -fields have not been set, bugzilla-submit -tries to compute them. Finally, the resulting error report is -validated. If all required fields are present, and there are no -illegal fields or values, the report is shipped off to the Mozilla -instance specified by the single positional argument. Login/password -credentials are read from the calling user's ~/.netrc -file. - -bugzilla-submit accepts a single argument: -bugzilla-url. Its value must match the -relevant Bugzilla instance's base URL (technically, its -urlbase param). The program also accepts the -following options to set or override fields: - - --b, --status - -Set the bug_status field, overriding the Status header from -standard input if present. (The stock Bugzilla web presentation -identifies this field as Status.) - - - --u, --url - -Set the bug_file_loc field, overriding the URL header from -standard input if present. (The stock Bugzilla web presentation -identifies this field as URL.) - - - --p, --product - -Set the product field, overriding the Product header from -standard input if necessary. - - - --v, --version -Set the version field, overriding the Version header -from standard input if necessary. - - --c, --component -Set the component field, overriding the Component header -from standard input if necessary. - - --s, --summary -Set the short_desc field, overriding the Summary header -from standard input if necessary. (The stock Bugzilla web presentation -identifies this field as Summary.) - - --H, --hardware -Set the rep_platform field, overriding the Hardware header -from standard input if necessary. (The stock Bugzilla web presentation -identifies this field as Hardware.) - - --o, --os -Set the op_sys field, overriding the OS (Operating -System) header from standard input if necessary. (The stock Bugzilla web -presentation also identifies this field as -OS.) - - --r, --priority -Set the priority field, overriding the Priority header -from standard input if necessary. - - --x, --severity -Set the severity field, overriding the Severity header -from standard input if necessary. - - --d, --description -Set the comment field, overriding the Description header -from standard input if necessary. (The stock Bugzilla web presentation -identifies this field as Description.) If there is a -message body and no Description field and this option is not -specified, the message body is used as a description. - - - --a, --assigned-to - -Set the optional assigned_to field, overriding the Assigned-To -header from standard input if necessary. - - - --C, --cc - -Set the optional cc field, overriding the Cc -header from standard input if necessary. - - - --k, --keywords - -Set the optional keywords field, overriding the Keywords -header from standard input if necessary. - - - --D, --depends-on - -Set the optional dependson field, overriding the Depends-On -header from standard input if necessary. - - - --B, --assigned-to - -Set the optional blocked field, overriding the Blocked -header from standard input if necessary. - - - --n, --no-stdin -Suppress reading fields from standard input. - - --h, --help -Print usage help and exit. - - - -This program will try to deduce OS and Hardware if those are not -specified. If it fails, validation will fail before shipping the -report. - -There is expected to be a single positional argument following -any options. It should be the URL of the Bugzilla instance to which -the bug is to be submitted. - - -FILES - - -~/.netrc -Must contain an entry in which the machine field is -the Bugzilla instance URL, the login field is your ID on that host, and the -password field is the right password. The URL in the machine field -must be enclosed in double quotes. - -For example, if your Bugzilla instance is at -"http://landfill.bugzilla.org/bztest/", and your login and password -there are "john@doe.com" and "foo", respectively, your -.netrc entry should look something like: - - - machine "http://landfill.bugzilla.org/bztest/" - login john@doe.com - password foo - - - -Note that the machine entry should match exactly the instance URL -specified to bugzilla-submit. - - - - - - -AUTHORS -Christian Reis <kiko@async.com.br>, Eric S. Raymond -<esr@thyrsus.com>. - - - -- cgit v1.2.3-24-g4f1b