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This page is for instructions on how to install Bugzilla on specific Linux Distributions. If you are running Bugzilla on a distro that isn't listed here, please add instructions on how to set it up. Or, put in a link to instructions on your distro's wiki. | This page is for instructions on how to install Bugzilla on specific Linux Distributions. If you are running Bugzilla on a distro that isn't listed here, please add instructions on how to set it up. Or, put in a link to instructions on your distro's wiki. | ||
== Gentoo == | |||
Gentoo pulls in all dependencies and, if you don't have the vhosts USE flag enabled, installs Bugzilla to /var/www/localhost/bugzilla when you issue: | |||
<code># emerge -av bugzilla</code> | |||
You will then have to configure and install your database according to your needs: | |||
For a first time MySQL install: | |||
<code># mysql_install_db</code> | |||
Else: | |||
<code># mysql -u root -p<br /> | |||
mysql>CREATE DATABASE databasename;<br /> | |||
mysql>GRANT <privs> ON databasename.* to 'bugzillauser'@'hostname' identified by 'pa$$w0rd';</code> | |||
And party like a rock star because you have the better distro. | |||
== Fedora == | == Fedora == | ||
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