Patch by <jake@acutex.net>
r= justdave

Patch by Myl Melez <myk@mozilla.org>
r= jake, justdave

Fix for bug 71659: New bugs weren't creating email if the reported didn't give a long description, and the first person who added a comment had their comment become the long description of the bug.
Patch by <jake@acutex.net>
r= justdave

initialqacontact fields in the components table.
Patch by Matthew Tuck <matty@chariot.net.au>
r= afranke, justdave

Fix for bug 71808: Can't set email preferences for voters (which caused voters to get OldEmailTech notifications.
Patch by jake@acutex.net
r= justdave

Fix for bug 71912: changes email pref for "If I'm removed from that capacity" to "If I'm added to or removed from that capacity", so you can still get mail when someone adds you to a CC.  Patch by <jake@acutex.net> r= justdave

Patch by Stephan Niemz <st.n@gmx.net>
r= justdave

Fix for bug 72721 (duplicates.cgi performs poorly with lots of bugs) and bug 69054 (DB_File not portable): dependence on DB_File removed, now uses AnyDBM_File which comes standard with Perl.  Duplicates.cgi now runs its queries against the shadow database if it's available, among many other improvements.
Patch by gervase.markham@univ.ox.ac.uk (Gervase Markham)
r= justdave

Re-fix for bug 29820: remove "Changed" from email subject line.  Based on patch submitted by Stephan Niemz [faniz] <st.n@gmx.net>, r= jake, cyeh

UPGRADE NOTES: when you install this update, you will need to change the subject line in your 'changedmail' and 'newchangedmail' params from the web by running editparams.cgi.  The subject line needs to be changed from:
Subject: [Bug %bugid%] %neworchanged% - %summary%
to
Subject: [Bug %bugid%] %neworchanged%%summary%

Or whatever is appropriate for the subject you are using on your system.  Note the removal of the " - " in the middle.

Patch by slee@uk.bnsmc.com (Stephen Lee)

Use more efficient command structure, refactor commands, broadcasters and keys, remove unused attributes, do some other optimization (72923).   Landing navigator part only; this should help new window opening and some other areas. r=ben sr=hyatt

Fix for bug 53696: periods(.) and plusses(+) were not being accepted as valid in mime-types, which are legal per RFC2045 and RFC2048.

checked in patch based on patch submitted by jake@acutex.net

Adding a comment to the top to hopefully prevent some of the confusion that new Bugzilla maintainers are often running into with hacking Bugzilla installs.

Re-re-fix for bug 71550.  This will quite likely fix a number of bugs in other places.  The DBID<->Name conversion routines in globals.pl were not pushing/popping the SQL state around their SQL calls, which could result in lost data if called from inside a loop which is handling other SQL data.

Also adds link+desc to created patch.
r=jake,terry

Fix for bug 71550: watchers now get email based on their own preferences rather than the preferences of the person they are watching.  Patch by jake@acutex.net, r= dave@intrec.com

Checking in Jake's <jake@acutex.net> interim patches from bug 30694. Bugzilla was showing bug summaries to everyone, even if they didn't have permission to view the bug. Jake's quick solution is to not display the bug at all if it is in a group no matter who is viewing it. The correct solution would be display the  summary if the viewer had the proper permissions.

Fixed bug 71600: mail would be sent about a given bug iff all flags for stuff changed in a given group were set.  Should have sent mail if any flags for stuff changed in a given group were set.  r=dave@intrec.com,endico@mozilla.org

Fix for bug 7873: Duplicate marking now happens AFTER privs are checked to make sure a) the user is allowed to dupe it, and b) the change hasn't caused a midair collision.

backing out the changes to queries on CC since they broke normal cc queries in the standard email address box at the top of the page

Whitespace changes only; removing tabs and reformatting my changes to match the rest of the file. Long overdue.

reduce wording

patch submitted by
           gervase.markham@univ.ox.ac.uk
           (Gervase Markham)