Bugzilla is a Web-based general-purpose bugtracker and testing tool. One of its advantages to developers is its lightweight implementation and speed. Bugs can be submitted by anybody, and will be assigned to a particular developer.
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Configuring and connecting to Bugzilla – Manage Software Development on Linux 7.8
- To connect to the Bugzilla Bug Tracker, you need to open port 80 using the TCP Protocol in the network properties on the Azure Firewall.
- To access the Bugzilla Bug Tracker, enter the virtual machine’s IP address in a browser, replacing “IP” in the link http://ip with the actual IP address.
Once you click on the link, you will see the login window where you can enter your account details by clicking the “Log In” button at the bottom of the page:
A user account (also an administrator) for the Bugzilla Bug Tracker has been created in the system according to the standard procedures.
- After entering adminbugzilla@example.com and h8verh785R34 as username and password, respectively, you will see a window with further instructions for setting up the Bugzilla Bug Tracker system:
- For the security of your data, it is recommended to change the mailbox address and password. To do this, go to the “Preferences” tab, where you see a setting window:
- Then, go to the “Account Information” tab, where you can change the password and name.
- In the <Password> field, enter your old password.
In the <New password> field, input your own password and confirm it.
Enter your real name (not required).
Enter standard mail in the <New email address> field – adminbugzilla@example.com.
Click <Submit changes> button.
- After filling in the fields, a notification will appear, “The changes to your account information have been saved”.
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