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New Bugzilla Instance for Nokia N9
mairas | 15 November, 2011 11:01
We have now prepared a new Bugzilla instance for any Nokia N9 or N950 related bugs at harmattan-bugs.nokia.com. This will help the N9 team interact with the community and further improve the N9 software quality.
We have cloned all open N9 bugs from the old Nokia Developer Bugzilla to the new Bugzilla. If you want to follow a currently open bug, add yourself in the CC field of the bug.
Please report N9 bugs in the new bugzilla from now on.
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Re: New Bugzilla Instance for Nokia N9
mairas | 15/11/2011, 16:35
There are no imported accounts - you need to create a new one.
The server indeed uses self-signed certificates at the moment.
Votes need fixing
MilhouseVH | 15/11/2011, 16:50
Can you fix the votes, "0 out of 1 vote allowed" when attempting to vote on a bug.
votes
pepitoe | 15/11/2011, 21:20
Please set a reasonable vote limit so that people can indicate which bugs are important to them without 'me too' comments. Thanks
certificate
corsac | 15/11/2011, 14:39
It seems that the certificate used to protect the https bugzilla is wrong (it's a self-signed certificate). Were accounts created or do we need to create them?