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Bugzilla guide 1 The Bugzilla Guide - Development Release The Bugzilla Team CThe Bugzilla Guide - Development Release by The Bugzilla Team Published - - This is the documentation for Bugzilla a bug-tracking system from mozilla org Bugzilla is an enterpris

The Bugzilla Guide - Development Release The Bugzilla Team CThe Bugzilla Guide - Development Release by The Bugzilla Team Published - - This is the documentation for Bugzilla a bug-tracking system from mozilla org Bugzilla is an enterprise-class piece of software that tracks millions of bugs and issues for hundreds of organizations around the world The most current version of this document can always be found on the Bugzilla Documentation Page http www bugzilla org docs CTable of Contents About This Guide Copyright Information Disclaimer New Versions Credits Document Conventions Installing Bugzilla Installation Perl Database Engine MySQL PostgreSQL Oracle Web Server Bugzilla Perl Modules DBD mysql Template Toolkit GD Chart Base GD Graph any GD Text any XML Twig any SOAP Lite any PatchReader Mail Transfer Agent MTA Installing Bugzilla on mod perl Con ?guration localcon ?g Database Server Bugzilla Database Schema MySQL PostgreSQL Oracle checksetup pl Web server Bugzilla using Apache Microsoft Internet Information Services Bugzilla Optional Additional Con ?guration Bug Graphs The Whining Cron Whining Serving Alternate Formats with the right MIME type Multiple Bugzilla databases with a single installation iii C OS -Speci ?c Installation Notes Microsoft Windows Win Perl Perl Modules on Win Code changes required to run on Win Serving the web pages Sending Email Mac OS X Sendmail Libraries Perl Modules on Mac OS X Linux Distributions UNIX non-root Installation Notes Introduction MySQL Running MySQL as Non-Root Perl Perl Modules HTTP Server Running Apache as Non-Root Bugzilla suexec or shared hosting Upgrading to New Releases Before You Upgrade Getting The New Bugzilla If you have modi ?ed your Bugzilla Upgrading using CVS Upgrading using the tarball Upgrading using patches Completing Your Upgrade Automatic Noti ?cations of New Releases Administering Bugzilla Bugzilla Con ?guration Required Settings Administrative Policies User Authentication Attachments Bug Change Policies Bug Fields Bug Moving Dependency Graphs Group Security LDAP Authentication RADIUS Authentication Email Patch Viewer Query Defaults Shadow Database iv C User Matching User Administration Creating the Default User Managing Other Users Searching for existing users Creating new users Modifying Users Deleting Users Impersonating Users Classi ?cations Products Creating New Products Editing Products Adding or Editing Components Versions and Target Milestones Assigning Group Controls to Products Common Applications of Group Controls Components Versions Milestones Flags A Simple Example About Flags Values Using ag requests Two Types of Flags Attachment Flags Bug Flags Administering Flags Editing a Flag Creating a Flag Deleting a Flag Keywords Custom Fields Adding Custom Fields Editing Custom Fields Deleting Custom Fields Legal Values Viewing Editing legal values Deleting legal values Bug Status Work ow Voting Quips Groups and Group Security Creating Groups Editing Groups and Assigning Group Permissions Assigning Users to Groups Assigning Group Controls to Products Checking and Maintaining Database Integrity v C Bugzilla Security Operating System TCP IP Ports System User Accounts The chroot Jail MySQL The MySQL System Account The MySQL ??root ? and ??anonymous ? Users Network Access Web server Disabling Remote Access to Bugzilla Con ?guration Files Bugzilla Prevent users injecting malicious