# HG changeset patch # User Christophe Lincoln # Date 1333447607 -7200 # Node ID 8ec78f34725f98d6a9356b70c598c64e05821584 # Parent 4c0eb28fc0a4714b932852bea1800a39a666fd13 Add account info in README diff -r 4c0eb28fc0a4 -r 8ec78f34725f README --- a/README Tue Apr 03 11:39:35 2012 +0200 +++ b/README Tue Apr 03 12:06:47 2012 +0200 @@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ are crypted with MD5 and also stored outside of the document root. Your ID key is the MD5 sum of your login, mail and password -TazBug is simple to use, 2 type of status exist: OPEN and CLOSED and 4 priority +TazBug is simple to use, 2 type of status exist: OPEN and CLOSED and 2 priority level are handled. Affected packages name can be added to the bug and the all bug configuration file can be edited. @@ -26,12 +26,21 @@ * Use shared accounts with other sites to have only one login +Accounts +-------- +To create an account on SliTaz Bugs you must use the graphical box from +your SliTaz system and found in the menu "Network" --> "SliTaz bug report" +You can also use the command line tool tazbug with the signup command: + +$ tazbug signup --name="Real Name" --user=login --mail=mail@domain --pass=pass + + Installation ------------ TazBug should work on any SliTaz system and can be used as a Bug Tracker for your project. You can grab last source from SliTaz Mercurial repositories or a release tarball from SliTaz mirrors. You need a web server with CGI support -and SliTaz httphelp in /usr/lib/slitaz as well as Busybox HTTPd applet. +and SliTaz httphelper in /usr/lib/slitaz as well as Busybox HTTPd applet. People config files: /var/lib/slitaz/people Auth file with pass: /var/lib/slitaz/auth/people