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add_bug_to_estraier -- add a bug log to an estraier database

Database Creation

       estcmd create -si -xh3 -attr status str -attr subject str \
           -attr date num -attr submitter str -attr package str \
           -attr severity str -attr tags str bts

perl v5.40.1                                       2025-02-24                            ADD_BUG_TO_ESTRAIER(1p)

Examples

         test_bts --bug 7 --host donbugs.donarmstrong.com

Name

       add_bug_to_estraier -- add a bug log to an estraier database

Options

--url,-u
           Url to the estraier node

       --user,-U
           User to log onto the estraier node

       --pass,-P
           Password to log onto the estraier node

       --spool,-s
           Spool location; if not set defaults to /etc/debbugs/config

       --conf,-C
           Configuration  file; a set of key = value pairs separated by newlines; the long name of any option is
           the name that the configuration file takes

       --cron
           Descend through the spool and add all of the bugs to estraier

       --timestamp
           Use the timestamp file to only add new bugs; will lock the timestamp file to avoid racing with  other
           invocations

       --debug,-d
           Debug verbosity. (Default 0)

       --help,-h
           Display brief useage information.

       --man,-m
           Display this manual.

Synopsis

       add_bug_to_estraier [options] < list_of_bugs_to_add

        Options:
         --url, -u url to estraier node
         --user, -U user to log into the estraier node
         --pass, -P password for the estraier node
         --spool, -s spool location
         --conf, -c addbug configuration file
         --cron add all bugs to estraier
         --timestamp bug timestamp file
         --debug, -d debugging level (Default 0)
         --help, -h display this help
         --man, -m display manual

See Also