Testing lfs trac

[peterennis@…]

1. The website does not reference trac. Found it by search.

2. I want to add a bug with an attachment but there is no

attach button on the front page, so this ticket is being created to see if I can attach a file after submit.

3. There is no trac component in the list, using Book.

[Chris Staub]

1. Trac is referred to on the website. If you go to any of the projects (LFS, BLFS, etc...) and click "Report a bug" you're sent to the LFS Wiki.

2. Yes, you can only attach a file after the initial ticket submission.

[peter]

www.linuxfromscratch.org

Click "Report a bug"

Then I end up on the LFS Wiki - true

Now I look around for the place to report the bug.

"Vew Tickets", "Register" and "Login" are the candidate choices closest to "Report a bug". Eventually I work out that I should register, login and then I will be informed that I can "Report a bug".

Compare:

bugzilla.redhat.com

Search options

Enter a new bug report - obvious link brings up the page:

Login I need a legitimate login (email address) and password to continue.

The "usability" issue is the disconnect between "Report a bug" and how to do it on the Wiki.

RFE:

It would be more clear if the landing page(s) for the "Report a bug" links showed a "How to Report a bug" button that would provide a page to let new reporter(s) know what is expected of them.

It could also explain that attachments can be made after creating a ticket.

Using component Book as there is no trac selection available.

[archaic@…]

This is the ticketing system for the LFS book, not the LFS website. While I understand your confusion, the proper forum for discussion can be found here: ​http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/website/