Operating System database field

[Jason Pyeron]

Edit localconfig
then ./checksetup.pl

Jason Pyeron


On Fri, 8 Aug 2003, Neil Griffiths wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> I'm currently setting up a bugzilla installation for use internally here and
> I'm a bit puzzled. Everything works fine, but I'm customising it to our
> needs.
> 
> I initially ran checksetup.pl which got everything running just fine, but
> we're a games company and so all the different platforms are pretty
> pointless, we only need Gamecube, GBA, PC, PS2 and X-Box. It also makes the
> OS field unneeded. I edited the checksetup.pl script so that OS would
> contain only N/A like so:
> 
> @opsys = (
>         "N/A"
> );
> ');
> 
> And then I edited the platforms like so:
> 
> @platforms = (
>         "All",
>         "Gamecube",
>         "GBA",
>         "PC",
>         "PS2",
>         "X-Box"
> );
> ');
> 
> After running the script again, I saw no changes. Puzzled, I even dropped
> the bugs table and restarted - but again I see the old platforms and OS
> data. Where is this stored? I can't find any reference to, say, FreeBSD
> anywhere in the Bugzilla directory anymore - but it's still coming up. It
> must be in MySQL (unless Bugzilla caches something somehow) - but how can I
> get rid of it and change it?
> 
> Thanks in advance for any help!
> 
> Kind regards,
> Neil
> 
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