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Fortunately, it turns out that Bugzilla, being an older “Web 2.0” product, will pull up any ticket by number in print preview mode straight from the URL. It includes all of the data in the ticket including the header fields and date-stamped notes. We would then be able to decommission the Bugzilla VM entirely.īugzilla has a print preview mode for tickets.

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This would involve paying for an additional Jira Cloud instance, and it would be an extra system to manage and secure.īecause this is legacy data (regular use of Bugzilla ended several years ago), I was given the green light to export the roughly 30,500 bugs to searchable PDF files and store them on a shared local folder.

Export Bugzilla into a clean local Jira instance, and optionally then export it to a separate Cloud instance.

This would involve a substantial amount of work and downtime on a very busy Jira Cloud instance, and would involve a bit more risk than we were willing to take on. Use the Jira import tool to merge in the Bugzilla data, and then export the local Jira instance and re-import it back into a Jira Cloud instance.

Export the existing Jira Cloud instance and dump it into a local Jira instance.

In our experience, notes were also not coming in, but due to the unpalatability of running a separate webserver for attachments, we didn’t pursue this further. Attachments cannot be imported they must be put on a separate web server and the URLs inserted into the CSV before import into Jira.

Export the Bugzilla data as CSV and import it into Jira Cloud.

There are three options for getting Bugzilla data into Jira Cloud:

However, that option is not available in Jira Cloud. It’s trivial to connect a local Jira instance to Bugzilla and import all of its data. Unfortunately, there are not a lot of great options out there for moving data to an active Jira Cloud instance.

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Now two full versions behind, the decision was made to attempt to export the Bugzilla data and import it into Jira rather than continue to update and support the aging software. The company had long since moved to Jira’s SaaS offering and the old Bugzilla VM had been left to languish in read-only mode.

I have not enabled separately +ExecCGI for all directories in httpd.I was recently tasked with decommissioning an old Bugzilla instance.

The nf file (which gets pulled in nf) has theįollowing settings enabled > AddHandler cgi-script. TEST-FAILED Webserver is fetching rather than executing CGI files. TEST-OK Webserver is running under group id in $webservergroup. Running it's own server check reveals me the following

After my bugzilla installation when I am trying to visit the page I can see my whole perl script on the borwser. The lampstack already has two other applications up and running successfully. I have installed bugzilla on a bitnamil lampstack. Bugzilla error after installation: "TEST-FAILED Web Server is not executing CGI files".I have already searched the forum for this and tried all the fixes given but none of them helped me hence this question. But I am no n00b and I have done whatever I know and I could find help about this. Disclaimer: I know this questions sounds lame.