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# Bugzilla Demo | ||
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This demo creates a Bugzilla application on Stackato. | ||
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It is based on Bugzilla-4.0.2 and includes additional patches as well | ||
as experimental changes to make it PSGI compatible. | ||
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Only the required modules are included in this demo; optional | ||
functionality is not installed. Since Stackato doesn't yet support | ||
cron jobs, none of the scheduled tasks are configured either. | ||
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## Configuring Bugzilla | ||
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Bugzilla can be configured by updating the `myconfig.pl` file before | ||
pushing the application to Stackato. Once the MySQL database has been | ||
created on the Stackato cloud, the `myconfig.pl` file should no longer | ||
be modified. Instead all further customization should happen via the | ||
Bugzilla web interface. | ||
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## Deploying Bugzilla | ||
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Verify the settings in `stackato.yml` and `myconfig.pl` and then publish | ||
by running: | ||
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$ stackato push -n |