I've got two hundred + feature requests for HostBill! Fix Your Bugs FIRST!!!!!

Started by tallship, June 25, 2013, 01:12:41 PM

Should KBKP Fix the Bugs in HostBill?

Yes, before any further Apps are built
16 (80%)
Yes, whenever they get to it.  Bugs aren't so important.
1 (5%)
Yes, but each bug fix should be sold as an App for $200
2 (10%)
No, why would they do that?
0 (0%)
I don't care about bugs.
0 (0%)
There are bugs?
1 (5%)

Total Members Voted: 20

tallship

Edit: It should be noted that, at the time of posting, the so-called bugtraker was only one (1) month old.
This is just the list of bugs - many of them critical, that are going unanswered and neglected.....

The list just gets longer and longer and longer... And there are hundreds of them, too!




While new fakeware modules that often don't work are released every week LOL! What an A.ss.Hat!

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tallship

Fix your bugs first!!!!!

Before selling any new modules that don't work - OKAY? ???

It's called "FAKEWARE", and kbkp, is the undisputed the king of it!


FAKEWARE!
By the way, I put the list of the most critical bugs at the bottom of the list, because those are the ones that seem to be neglected the most, and the longest running bugs too, in general.





And now... We bring you our feature presentation - the list of bugs voted up as the most critical to fix - the one's that have, generally speaking, been left the longest without being attended to, the ones.... "Oh, golly gee willickers Seargent Carter..."
Surprise, Surprise, Surprise!
Fakeware! A kbkp family tradition for generations :)


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Lawrence

Just an FYI, Liberty Reserve bug is void now. :)

And daaaaaarn that's a huge list.
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iso99

ooh I haven't visited their bugtracker yet and as far as I know, none of my submitted bugs got fixed lol

thetrusteeco

Hey TallShip, you forgot to add a Poll.  I added one for you with a lot of great options.
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tallship

I don't understand. How come I'm the only one who thinks that the bug fixes should be sold as apps for $200?
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thetrusteeco

Quote from: tallship on June 26, 2013, 08:28:56 AM
I don't understand. How come I'm the only one who thinks that the bug fixes should be sold as apps for $200?

Hmmm... time for an intervention.  Have you heard of Narcotics Anonymous?
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Lawrence

Quote from: tallship on June 26, 2013, 08:28:56 AM
I don't understand. How come I'm the only one who thinks that the bug fixes should be sold as apps for $200?

Might be too cheap.
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Quote from: Lawrence on June 26, 2013, 03:17:42 PM
Might be too cheap.
I would believe its a global list, as stated I doubt the list is completed as many people don't report bugs and the ones that do are having a hard time trying to get ahold of anyone.
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UCG_Keith

As much as I love HB, and this "tracking" feature that they have created as a "feel-good" solution.  It appears that it does not matter how many "likes" or "votes" that are issued.  Kris seems to refuse to fix them.

My theory is that he creates these quick modules without skill and has no idea how to fix any bugs that arises.  Which brings me to the question about security and compliance.  Is there any of these bugs that would constitute a vulnerability?  If so, we need to serious address these bugs as a critical issue and demand resolution (but I am not going to pay $75 to tell him that).  The alternative is to contact the Merchant Provider he uses and file a vulnerability alert with them.

The problem that I see with this solution is we have no documentation of the code that may be exploitable.  It may also open a "can of worms" that maybe more of a headache for all of us.

I am thinking out loud with very little sleep for the week but want to get others opinions.  We are running real-time vuln scans and seem to resolve all current issues around this application. But I don't want to be caught with my shorts down.

enddo

Quote from: UCG_Keith on June 28, 2013, 11:33:34 AM
  If so, we need to serious address these bugs as a critical issue and demand resolution (but I am not going to pay $75 to tell him that).  The alternative is to contact the Merchant Provider he uses and file a vulnerability alert with them.

The problem that I see with this solution is we have no documentation of the code that may be exploitable.  It may also open a "can of worms" that maybe more of a headache for all of us.

I am thinking out loud with very little sleep for the week but want to get others opinions.  We are running real-time vuln scans and seem to resolve all current issues around this application. But I don't want to be caught with my shorts down.

So in your test did you find any vulnarabilities so far?

UCG_Keith

We have some warnings that arises, but nothing that would be a failing scan. 

The auto updater has to be turned off to get a passing scan; I think this is do to the way he checks for version changes. The issues we have resolved is closing off ports.  We also watch the packets information that are sent back to his license server as this is a concern of ours; simply, what information is being sent, how much and is there any client data going up.

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