What a trip it was setting up Bugzilla!
I got it working on Fedora Core 2 Finally, Works Great.
Step 1.
My Bugzilla localconfig file was placed in my /var/www/html folder so it looked like this
/var/www/html/bugzilla/localconfig...
Importand!! I never used Apachi before this, and I discovered out the hard way that the permissions have to be set for the html folder and bugzilla folder as well as files. I Simply did this by Mousing over the folder 'Right Clicking' and chosing 'Properties', then Chosing the 'Permissions' Tab and selecting EVERYTHING For Owner, Group and Others...others may flame me for this but I don't care I needed it working.
Step 2.
My Apachi config file is in
etc/httpd/conf/httpd...(I'm pretty sure at least)
Importand Make Sure that...
AddHandler cgi-script .cgi
Is not commented out
and you change the Proper pre set <Directory > bla bla bla too
<Directory "/var/www/html/bugzilla">
Options ExecCGI
AllowOverride Limit
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
</Directory>
now when I log into localhost/bugzilla It works
little info tid bit ./checksetup.pl will create a index.html that will redirect to index.cgi, it seems as if my Fedora doesn't like to run index.cgi unless it's called by index.html...what do I know, it was 2:45 am and My mind was FRIED!!
In the localconfig file in the var/www/html/bugzilla I set the index_html = 1;
and ran ./checksetup.pl It Created the index.html
Then I turned off, Rebooted, not Logged of, I mean Shut down Everything...Started her up and typed in localhost/bugzilla
She Ran and still runs Smooth...
Good Luck
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