The following mail aliases must be placed in the file
`/etc/aliases' on the same machine where the GNATS tools
are installed. You may need root
access to add these aliases.
gnats-admin: address
bugs: "| exec-prefix/lib/gnats/queue-pr -qThis places incoming Problem Reports in `GNATS_ROOT/gnats-queue'.
config
file), with an added suffix `-gnats'. This alias,
`GNATS_SITE-gnats', should point toward the local
submission address. For instance, if your site is Tofu Technologies,
the presence of GNATS on your site would be aliased as the
following (the previous example is also shown):
bugs: "| exec-prefix/lib/gnats/queue-pr -q tofu-gnats: bugsThe report submission utility
send-pr
automatically appends the
`-gnats' to any arguments you specify (see section Submitting Problem Reports). The send-pr
which was installed when you
typed make install has a default argument of GNATS_SITE,
your site, so that when your local users simply type send-pr mail
is sent to your local GNATS. Part of the installation process a
Submitter Site follows when installing send-pr
is to set up an
alias for the Support Site from whom this submitter received
send-pr
. In other words, anyone you distribute send-pr
to
is instructed to make an alias
tofu-gnats: bugs@tofu.com
bug-q: "| exec-prefix/lib/gnats/queue-pr -q bug-log: GNATS_ROOT/gnats-adm/bugs.log bugs: bug-q, bug-logThis configuration archives incoming Problem Reports in the file `GNATS_ROOT/gnats-adm/bug.log', and also feeds them to the program
queue-pr
. (Remember, `bug.log' needs to be
world-writable, and should be pruned regularly; see section GNATS Administration.)
query-pr: "| exec-prefix/lib/gnats/mail-queryThe
mail-query
program uses `--restricted' to search on the
database, and by default only searches for PRs that aren't closed
(see section Querying the database).
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