Changes between Version 5 and Version 6 of InstallationIssue

Timestamp:

Mar 16, 2015, 10:12:05 PM (9 years ago)

Author:

figaro

Comment:

Removed emoticon

InstallationIssue

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-= Installation issues should not be reported as defects =
+= Installation issues should not be reported as defects
 
 About [NewTicket#Important:ReadThisBeforeCreatingaTicket support] questions:[[br]]
  ''Support and installation questions should be asked on the [wiki:MailingList mailing list] or [wiki:IrcChannel IRC channel], not filed as tickets. Also, please check whether the issue you've encountered has been reported before.''
 
-If you're reading this, it's likely because we closed your ticket with a ''wontfix'' or ''invalid'' resolution. We did so because our policy is to use this bug tracker exclusively for tracking bug reports (''defect''s) or enhancement requests (''enhancement''s) but ''not'' for troubleshooting your installation issues.
+If you're reading this, it is likely that we closed your ticket with a ''wontfix'' or ''invalid'' resolution. We did so because our policy is to use this bug tracker exclusively for tracking bug reports (''defect''s) or enhancement requests (''enhancement''s) but ''not'' for troubleshooting your installation issues.
 
 Reasons for this are multiple, but the most important ones are:
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 For example:
- - if you experience some slowness, be sure to go through the check list from the TracPerformance page
+ - if you experience some slowness, go through the check list from the TracPerformance page
  - if you have trouble reaching your Subversion repository, have a look at the TracSubversion page
- - if you have problems with your database, be sure to read the DatabaseBackend#BackendSpecificInstallationInstructions and the more specific pages listed from there as appropriate (PySqlite, MySqlDb, ...)
- - etc., the [/search] page is your friend ;-)
+ - if you have problems with your database, read the DatabaseBackend#BackendSpecificInstallationInstructions and the more specific pages listed from there as appropriate (PySqlite, MySqlDb, ...)
+ - and as always, the [/search] page is your friend.