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= How do I submit a patch or bug report? =

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 = How do I submit a patch or bug report? =
-All bug reports should be submitted to the bug database through the
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-interface found at http://www.net-snmp.org/bugs/.  Be
-sure to include the version of the package that you've been working
-with, the output of the command 'uname -a', the precise command that
-triggers the problem and a copy of the output it produces.
-−
-All patches should be submitted to the patch manager at
-http://www.net-snmp.org/patches/.  If possible, submit a
-bug report describing the patch as well (referencing it by its patch
-number) since the patch manager doesn't contain a decent description
-field.
-−
-Questions about using the package should be directed at the
-net-snmp-users@lists.sourceforge.net mailing list.  Note that this
-mailing list is relatively busy, and the people answering these
-questions are doing so out of the goodness of their hearts, and in
-addition to their main employment.  Please note the following:
-−
-* use plain text mail, rather than HTML
-* don't resend questions more than once<br>(even if no-one answered immediately)
-* include full details of exact commands and error messages<br>("I've tried everything, and it doesn't work" isn't much use!)
-* do *NOT* send messages to -users and -coders mailing lists<br>(most developers read both anyway)
-* don't mail the developers privately - keep everything on the list
-−
-Remember that this is basically an unsupported package.  Fundamentally
-it's Open Source, so you have the source code.  If you need something
-fixing badly enough, it's up to you to do the work.
-−
-We can't promise to be able to solve all problems, but we'll
-certainly try and help.  But remember that this is basically an
-unsupported package.  It's Open Source, so if you need something
-fixing badly enough,  fundamentally it's up to you to do the work.
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