You are being mailed because you are either the maintainer for a package with a bug or a submitter of a bug that was affected by #191306.[1][2] This means that the original submission was lost by the BTS leaving a stub of a bug. If you are the original submitter, please resend the original message regarding the bug to <bugnumber>@bugs.debian.org. If you are the maintainer, and this bug should be closed, please send an appropriate message to -done. If you are reading the bug log, and this is the only message present, please ask the submitter to resubmit the original information or please fill it in yourself. Don Armstrong 1: Yes, you were evil by submitting a bug that had a malformed address somewhere in it... and the bts was evil by puking on it. 2: Or you're subscribed to the PTS for this package, are subscribed to this bug (?) or for some reason are insane enough to be reading -bugs-dist.
You are being mailed because you are either the maintainer for a package with a bug or a submitter of a bug that was affected by #191306.[1][2] This means that the original submission was lost by the BTS leaving a stub of a bug. If you are the original submitter, please resend the original message regarding the bug to <bugnumber>@bugs.debian.org. If you are the maintainer, and this bug should be closed, please send an appropriate message to -done. If you are reading the bug log, and this is the only message present, please ask the submitter to resubmit the original information or please fill it in yourself. Don Armstrong 1: Yes, you were evil by submitting a bug that had a malformed address somewhere in it... and the bts was evil by puking on it. 2: Or you're subscribed to the PTS for this package, are subscribed to this bug (?) or for some reason are insane enough to be reading -bugs-dist.
Hm, it looks like something more screwy may be going on. In my saved messages, the bug with the title "xterm: Cutting and pasting 4000 characters leaves some off the end" is always shown as bug #273194, not #271968. I can't find any record of a bug #271968 that I was involved with. Bug #273194 appears unmolested in the BTS. At this point, I'm not planning on doing anything here. If you want me to do something (e.g. sending a summary of #273194 to 271968@bugs.debian.org), please let me know and I'll do it.
found 271968 4.3.0.dfsg.1-7 merge 273194 271968 thanks Right; you probably resubmitted it at some point since you wouldn't have received anything about #271968 because of #191306 (outgoing messages were eaten because it contained a bad e-mail address that sendmail complained about.) Since you had already resubmitted it, I've gone ahead and merged these two bugs. Don Armstrong