Author: joeyh
Date: 2005-09-24 20:48:26 +0000 (Sat, 24 Sep 2005)
New Revision: 2164
Modified:
data/README
Log:
document new syntax
Modified: data/README
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data/README 2005-09-24 20:45:01 UTC (rev 2163)
+++ data/README 2005-09-24 20:48:26 UTC (rev 2164)
@@ -30,16 +30,17 @@
This is used to link to other ids that describe the same hole.
Generally used to link DSAs to CAN''s and CVEs and back.
UPCASE
- Any word in upper case, typically NOTE, HELP, TODO.
+ Any word in upper case, typically NOTE, HELP, TODO, RESERVED,
+ REJECTED, NOT-FOR-US.
May be repeated for each entry.
- package [version] (note; notes; note)
Indicates that the problem is fixed in the given version of the
package. May repeat for other packages. If the problem is unfixed,
- omit the version. If the problem doesn''t affect Debian, use
- "not-affected" as the version.
+ use "<unfixed>" as the version. If the problem
doesn''t affect Debian,
+ use "<not-affected>" as the version.
The notes can be freeform, but some are understood by the tools,
- including "unfixed", "bug #nnnnn", "bug filed",
and "high",
+ including "bug #nnnnn", "bug filed", and "high",
"medium", "low", and "unimportant"
urgencies.
begin claimed by foo