2012-09-30, 19:14
Hi Bstrdsmkr,
Yeah, I understand your idea with checkboxes, but I think it's better if an error report with sensitive information is not sent at all.
If fx the stack trace is left out the error report is not of much use. Plus the end user may not really know what to send / leave out, so I think it's better just to leave the choice of sending or not.
I like your idea with just supporting gmail. It makes it a lot easier to send email, but may still fail in some cases though. In Denmark some ISP's are blocking port 25 (for smtp) so it's impossible to sent mail directly to the MX in this case.
Anyway I have implemented the feature so we can give it a try and see how it works in reality. I have updated the readme at https://github.com/twinther/script.module.buggalo with information.
Let me know what you think.
Also the 1.1.2 version was release about a week ago and judging from my stats around 100.000 installations has been upgraded already - great!
Yeah, I understand your idea with checkboxes, but I think it's better if an error report with sensitive information is not sent at all.
If fx the stack trace is left out the error report is not of much use. Plus the end user may not really know what to send / leave out, so I think it's better just to leave the choice of sending or not.
I like your idea with just supporting gmail. It makes it a lot easier to send email, but may still fail in some cases though. In Denmark some ISP's are blocking port 25 (for smtp) so it's impossible to sent mail directly to the MX in this case.
Anyway I have implemented the feature so we can give it a try and see how it works in reality. I have updated the readme at https://github.com/twinther/script.module.buggalo with information.
Let me know what you think.
Also the 1.1.2 version was release about a week ago and judging from my stats around 100.000 installations has been upgraded already - great!
