patch by the ever present dave@intrec.com

patch by jmrobins@tgix.com

patch submitted by dave@intrec.com (Dave Miller), legend added
by cyeh@bluemartini.com

patch submitted by cdurst@world.std.com (Charles Durst)

patches by mtakacs@pacbell.net (Tak)

patch from mtakacs@pacbell.net

patch submitted by JRobertson@medevolve.com (Jon Robertson)

patch by zach@zachlipton.com

patch submitted by brad@xyu.dhs.org (Brad Sarsfield)

during bug entry. instead of trying to be really intelligent over what a valid
url field is, or doing any kind of complicated regexping and forcing http://
on everyone, what we do instead is pre-seed enter_bug.cgi bug_file_loc with http://
in the text field. if that is all there is in the field when we are in post_bug.cgi,
then the value gets set to null (no URL entered into the new bug form). this allows
for you to enter in any valid url that you want, but also make it obvious that
http:// should be there for http:// urls at bug entry time

is done for the dup id field, but not for the originating bug id.
now checks to see if the original bug id is valid as well, although i don't
understand how this could get corrupted in the first place

extra "<" in FormatTriple so that old/new are the same size

Add new flavors of BSD to the list of platforms and rearrange the order of the list. Also, fix a couple of typos in the opening comments.

gervase.markham@univ.ox.ac.uk

matty@box.net.au (Matthew Tuck). now creates a milestone entry for the
first test product

rwhite@collectivenet.net (Ryan White) for finding it.

patches by zach@zachlipton.com. Thanks!

using milestones. patch submitted by nkiesel@tbdnetworks.com

patches by mtakacs@pacbell.net.

omission in the original patch.

"report new bug". r=timeless@bemail.org, cyeh@bluemartini.com,
patch submitted by zach@zachlipton.com

this one.

accident.

details)

If the application is set up at the server root (e.g. bugzilla.mozilla.org) then this robots.txt disallows robots from scanning the site except for the top level file.

creating the menu with an invalid default selection.  This was causing
bugzilla to (incorrectly) spew a database corruption error when
attempting to view a bug that had been resolved MOVED.  Why this
wasn't causing the same problem with DUPLICATE resolutions, I don't
know.  Moved the menu creation later in the code, so that it only
happens after it has been ensured that the default selection is not
going to be MOVED.