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I didn’t enter an API key.
How do I update the configuration or save/backup configuration changes in ‘Settings’ or what do I need to do in order to submit the problem report?
You need enter an API code in the ABRT software (Settings). The API code will be generated within bugzilla. Copy the code from there and paste it in ABRT.
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Is my Fedora account not enough? Do I need a separate Red Hat Bugzilla account?
I recall having issues as well when I tried for the first time. I did clear my Browser Container’s cookies, then also treied from the same Browser container in which I log in to Fedora from. If you are on Firefox or other browser, just clear cookies and try again.
@ankursinha@hamrheadcorvette With Fedora Account System, it doesn’t work in private mode of the browser or after deleting cookies. I get the above result again.
That’s an issue then. Fedora infrastructure does not manage Bugzilla, unfortunately, but maybe we should file a ticket there to begin with. If they don’t know what’s up, we can contact bugzilla folks directly?
I don’t understand this. Is it intended that a Fedora account can be used to log in to Bugzilla and the fact that I cannot, is a problem? If applicable, can this problem be solved and do I need to do anything in this regard?
Yes, as far as I know, one should be able to login using their Fedora account. I do that every day, but, I have an independent bugzilla account that has the same e-mail also—created before the days that one could use the Fedora account for bugzilla.
Filing a ticket with Fedora infrastructure would be the first step. Is your Fedora username coffee? I can file a ticket on your behalf.
Thathas “worked for me” using Firefox in Fedora Workstation over several versions.
I suspect the ability to use a Fedora account to log into Bugzilla is affected by browser program and settings (cookies, cross-site scripting, etc.). Changes to Firefox defaults for “Enhanced Tracking Protection” and “Cookies and Site Data” could block use of a Fedora account with Bugzilla.
Possibly, gnwiii’s post plays a role and the problem exists because of my browser settings. However, the Fedora and Bugzilla systems should make the login possible nevertheless.
My Fedora username is coffee. I agree with opening a ticket.
Unforunately, convenience is the enemy of security, A browser configured for increased security and reduced data leakage may not play well with single sign-on systems. You could create a login used only for Fedora/Red Hat related activities with default browser settings.
pagure.io is the Fedora community’s free/open source “github”. It’s where Fedora community members and teams manage their issues and code. It’s linked to our FAS accounts—in fact, you can only login to pagure.io using a Fedora account.
No, but you won’t get notifications if you don’t subscribe to the ticket, which requires logging in.
In any case, Kevin has asked to retry—they found one of their servers had been down:
From the post Alan has noted, it looks like one does need to create a Bugzilla account separately. Then, if you have used the same e-mail for your Fedora account and the Bugzilla account, you can use the FAS method to login in the future.
This is really not clear. I’ll see if I can e-mail bugzilla folks etc. to clarify this, or if we can document this somewhere on the Fedora side of things.