on 5/4/01 9:33 AM, "Pier P. Fumagalli" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The best thing to do is to upgrade to the new version of BugZilla... I just
> downloaded it and will install it on my Dover box tonight, and if everything
> goes smooth, it'll be on nagoya next week... (The only problem is that I
The best thing to do is to upgrade to the new version of BugZilla... I just
downloaded it and will install it on my Dover box tonight, and if everything
goes smooth, it'll be on nagoya next week... (The only problem is that I
have a very restricted internet access, should be fixed by the 10th)
on 5/3/01 4:20 PM, "horwat" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> When is Scarab coming out? I'd like an alternative instead of simply hearing
> complaints about the current and well utilized bug tracking system.
>
> Justy
Actually, Scarab is back on the high track within CollabNet now that
SourceCast 1
Pier is in charge of maintaining bugzilla on nagoya. I'm sure he is looking
into the various security issues.
When is Scarab coming out? I'd like an alternative instead of simply hearing
complaints about the current and well utilized bug tracking system.
Justy
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on 5/3/01 2:19 PM, "Nick Bauman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> A while ago I tried to run bugzilla in a chroot jail using thttpd (apache no
> longer supports chroot'ing, it seems). I got it somewhat working, but I gave
> up and went to bugrat, for better or worse.
>
> I think if you can chroot (a
A while ago I tried to run bugzilla in a chroot jail using thttpd (apache no
longer supports chroot'ing, it seems). I got it somewhat working, but I gave
up and went to bugrat, for better or worse.
I think if you can chroot (and run unprivledged) bugzilla, this greatly
minimizes any security impl
