Operating System database field

[Neil Griffiths]

Thanks for the pointer, but still no cigar... :-/

I edited the localconfig directly and it looks like this now:

@opsys = (
        "N/A"
);

@platforms = (
        "All",
        "Gamecube",
        "GBA",
        "PC",
        "PS2",
        "X-Box"
);

I then re-ran ./checksetup.pl and it still looked the same. Then I dropped
the table and re-ran ./checksetup.pl again. It STILL shows the default data!
I'm confused as to why...

I'll have a go at editing the SQL data directly as suggested by Mark. Can
anybody tell me in which particular table I will find the op_sys field so
that I can try editing it directly?

Kind regards,
Neil

----- Original Message -----
From: "Bruce Armstrong [TeamSybase]" <bruce.armstrong at teamsybase.com>
To: <developers at bugzilla.org>
Sent: Friday, August 08, 2003 12:25 PM
Subject: Re: Operating System database field


> What about just editing the information in the
> localconfig file directly....
>
> --- Neil Griffiths <ngriffiths at climax.co.uk> 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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