"Gervase Markham" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:am27hu$[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > Izi wrote: > > 1. We wish to monitor bugs for two different projects. Each project contains > > several products and bugs for all products within the project should be > > stored in the same database. However, bugs from different projects should be > > stored in separate databases and not shown together (i.e. there should be > > bug #57 for project A and bug #57 for project B). > > Is it possible to use one Bugzilla server for this and how? > > It is possible to use one physical server, yes. See > http://landfill.bugzilla.org for an example of a large number of > Bugzillas running on a single server, using a single instance of MySQL > and one of Apache. You just have to do two installs of the Bugzilla > software and configure each to have a different database name. > > It's not possible to do this using a single installation of Bugzilla. > > > 2. In an existing project that is running for a while, I cannot perform a > > query according to product. Only the first product defined for the project > > appears in the Product query field, although when it is not specifically > > selected, bugs from all products are shown. Does anybody have a solution for > > this? > > What version of Bugzilla is this? How many products do you have? What > are their names? Which one can you see? Do they show up properly on > other screens (e.g. show_bug)? > > Gerv >
We are currently using version 2.16rc2. We intend on updating to version 2.16 soon. Currently we have 3 products in our project: IDU, ODU and NMS. I have changed the product names after their first definition (i.e. the IDU product was initialy defined as Unity-IDU). Maybe this has something to do with it? Most of our Bugzilla users can not see or select any of the products or componenets in the Query page. Our System administrator (who installed the application) can see and select all products in the Query page. I can only see the first defined product. For all users, all products bugs are shown in the bug lists display once the query is executed. This all may have something to do with privlages, as I have not been able to figure out how to work this mechanism. We also have a problem that when some users attemt to see some of the bugs, a "You are not authorized to access bug #..." meesage is dispalyed. Thanks, Izi
