Steps to install Bugzilla in Fedora 10

To do software development, there is always a problem to be solved, that is, how the team collaboration. Therefore, source code management tools and task management tools are essential. In the open source field, there are two task management software that can be used, they are bugzilla and TRAC. As for who good who bad, I do not know, I just casually chose the bugzilla.

In my previous blog post, I wrote the steps to install Bugzilla in Red Flag 6, which is more troublesome, the address is as follows:

Http://www.blogjava.net/youxia/archive/2007/09/15/145383.html

In Fedora 10, the problem is much simpler, mainly because the Yum tool in Fedora 10 makes the installation of Bugzilla easier. and Bugzilla needs httpd and MySQL support, Perl and a lot of module support, these prerequisites were installed when I installed Fedora 10. Use Yum List | grep bugzilla command, can be very simple to detect Yum in the software Warehouse has Bugzilla 3.0. So, I use Yum install Bugzilla installation, the following figure:

Yum will automatically check the modules that need to be installed or upgraded, the output of this process is very long, I will not be all listed, the following is the last need to install the list of packages:

Answer Y,yum start the installation. The last installation was successful. Next, we need to run it because Bugzilla is a web-based task management system and, based on experience, I think it will definitely change or add httpd's profile. After my examination, it was found that a bugzilla.conf file was added to the/etc/httpd/conf.d/directory, as follows:

Based on this file, we know that Bugzilla is installed in the/usr/share/bugzilla directory. Next, we start the httpd and mysqld services as follows: