How is the bugtracker "https://bugs.amule.org/" related to the github issues?

[dreirund]

I see that there is https://bugs.amule.org/, where I actually already have filed an issue on 2021-10-24.

Now I see that here at github also is an issue tracker.

Are both issue trackers "authorative", or if not, which one to prefer? (And then I ask for closing of the other and migrating the bugs, that no issues are opened "into the void".)

Regards!

[sc0w]

I don't have account there as admin, so, I personally prefer here in github

[dreirund]

I don't have account there as admin, so, I personally prefer here in github

This does not answer the initial question which one is authorative, which one is followed, …

If you want to imply that https://bugs.amule.org/ is to be dead, then please take steps to actually also deactivate it for new issues (only still present issues still to be tracked) so that users do not post into a "black hole".

Regards!

[sc0w]

This does not answer the initial question which one is authorative, which one is followed, …

github

If you want to imply that https://bugs.amule.org/ is to be dead, then please take steps to actually also deactivate it for new issues (only still present issues still to be tracked) so that users do not post into a "black hole".

I can't, I don't have admin access, and the same happens in the web www.amule.org

[dreirund]

On Sat, 12 Oct 2024 05:07:42 -0700, ZenWalker ***@***.***> wrote: I can't, I don't have admin access, and the same happens in the web www.amule.org

But who has? Whom to contact? Can you contact someone who has?

[sc0w]

maybe @gonosztopi , I will contact him when new release is coming, but he seems to be offline since years ago.

I am just trying to resurrect amule, which seems to be dead since a long time ago

[dreirund]

On Sat, 12 Oct 2024 06:31:28 -0700, ZenWalker ***@***.***> wrote: I am just trying to resurrect amule, which seems to be dead since a long time ago

Oh, wow, great appreciation!