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This usually means that the <tt>max_allowed_packet</tt> setting in your MySQL configuration is too small. It needs to be set larger than the largest piece of data you're trying to insert in to the database. (Usually, this means it has to be larger than your <tt>maxattachmentsize</tt> parameter.) The MySQL configuration is usually in <tt>/etc/my.cnf</tt>. | This usually means that the <tt>max_allowed_packet</tt> setting in your MySQL configuration is too small. It needs to be set larger than the largest piece of data you're trying to insert in to the database. (Usually, this means it has to be larger than your <tt>maxattachmentsize</tt> parameter.) The MySQL configuration is usually in <tt>/etc/my.cnf</tt>. | ||
==I have Apache's mod_security installed, and Bugzilla is not functioning.== | |||
Bugzilla is not compatible with mod_security. You will have to uninstall mod_security or disable it for Bugzilla. | |||
==My parameters don't update when using editparams.cgi, what am I doing wrong?== | ==My parameters don't update when using editparams.cgi, what am I doing wrong?== |