If you wonder why I stopped filing new stabilization request, the pybugz-based script that was filing those bugs started failing.
I have added some debugging statements to see what's going on, and here's what https://bugs.gentoo.org says as a response to pybugz's request to create a new bug: <div class="throw_error"> It looks like you didn't come from the right page (you have no valid token for the <em>create_bug</em> action while processing the 'post_bug.cgi' script). The reason could be one of:<br> <ul> <li>You clicked the "Back" button of your web browser after having successfully submitted changes, which is generally not a good idea (but harmless).</li> <li>You entered the URL in the address bar of your web browser directly, which should be safe.</li> <li>You clicked on a URL which redirected you here <b>without your consent</b>, in which case this action is much more critical.</li> </ul> Are you sure you want to commit these changes anyway? This may result in unexpected and undesired results. </div> And there is a form below etc. etc. Note that only filing new bugs is affected (updating existing ones works fine). It's possible to repro with the command-line bugz tool (bugz ... post). I'm using pybugz-0.9.3 and I'm connecting to https://bugs.gentoo.org I posted this issue here because it's not obvious what to do with it. That version of pybugz worked for me before (20 February 2012). Any ideas?
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