The strange thing is that if I pick a password which is too short, or even if the two passwords do not match, the script token.cgi that processes the form generates a Bugzilla web page containing a specific error message, whereas if the form is filled in correctly, that very same script fails with "502 Proxy Error."
Whatever its source is, the problem does not seem a transient one, since it is still occurs now as it did about 16 hours ago.
The last sentence in my previous e-mail should have read "After all, the ability of reporting bugs IS one key aspect of Fedora development."
Jeff MacDonald wrote:
On Tuesday 20 January 2009 16:59:23 Davide Cescato wrote:As my very first contribution to Fedora, I have my first bug report to file. I am in the process of creating a new Red Hat Bugzilla account for this purpose, but a proxy error blocks my way.Is your browser configured to use any kind of proxy? Does your service provider put a proxy between you and the Bugzilla instance? I've seen this problem before in the wild, so I do not think it is specific to this instance of Bugzilla.