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maya fe8520f15f bugzilla: update to 5.0.6, fix default configuration
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- Some configuration seemed to be relevant for Apache 2.2

5.0.6:
This release contains a schema change to the flagtypes table, allowing for many more flagtypes.

The flagtypes table should have been using a mediumint for several releases, but due to a bug in the schema migration code this never happened.

5.0.5:
This release reformats the code according to the same conventions as the popular Mojolicious product and includes a .perltidyrc to do the same. You may use whatever coding style you want, but all files commited to the repo must be reformatted according to those rules.

Additionally, we no longer follow the same release process as before. Releases will be more frequent.

As it is now 2019, the bugs_fulltext table is now InnoDB instead of MyISAM. This may cause upgrade headaches.

5.0.4:
This release fixes one security issue. CVE-2018-5123

This release also contains the following [% terms.bug %] fixes:

    checksetup.pl would fail to update Chart storage during pre-3.6 to 5.0 upgrade. ([% terms.Bug %] 1273846)
    editflagtypes.cgi would crash when classifications are enabled and the user did not have global editcomponents privileges. ([% terms.Bug %] 1310728)
    The File::Slurp would trigger warnings on perl 5.24. ([% terms.Bug %] 1301887)
    All the time entries in the 'when' column had the correct date but the time was fixed to 00:00 when using Sqlite. ([% terms.Bug %] 1303702)
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$NetBSD: MESSAGE,v 1.6 2021/01/16 08:15:01 maya Exp $
To complete the setup you will need to read the Bugzilla-Guide.txt in order
to setup Database counter-part properly. In particular secion 2.2.2 of the
document deals with database setup. After the initial setup of the database
you can then check the settings in ${BZDIR}/localconfig and with super user
privilege,
cd ${BZDIR};
./checksetup.pl
You will need to make Bugzilla accessible through your HTTP server.
If you are running Apache then you will need to add the following lines to
httpd.conf:
Include ${PKG_SYSCONFDIR}/bugzilla.conf
And possibly enable mod_cgid or another CGI provider.
to make Bugzilla accessible through:
http://localhost/bugzilla/index.cgi
IMPORTANTLY: CHANGE YOUR DATABASE PASSWORD FROM THE DEFAULT !!
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