When I started reporting bugs to bugzilla, I used to get acknowledgements back from bugzilla via email and then get further updates as people changed things, added comments and so on. Now I have realised that this is no longer happening. I've just entered a pile of bugs yesterday and today, and received a grand total of three updates, one for 12217 and two for 12218. I have entered about a dozen today, and two others yesterday. I found that apparently you're now supposed to add yourself to the cc line manually. I tried to ask bugzilla for all the bugs I had ever reported, and got told "This list is too large for bugzilla's tiny little mind". I'm sure I haven't entered -that- many, so I hit 'stop'. Some of the bugs listed didn't look remotely to do with me. I had basically queried for anything with "hobbit.org.uk" as the reporter. I saved that as "hobbit-bugs" or something and then ran the query. It said it had saved "hobbitbugs" (note, no hyphen). Surely the hyphen didn't break it? But how do I add myself to the cc of all the bugs I have entered if I can't get a sensible list of the bugs I have entered in the first place? I have already discovered by accident that people had been commenting on one bug I put in and I could have cleared up some confusion if I had known that my initial report was confusing. The only way I can see now is to pull up the last 20 or so bugs individually and hope that my 10 or 12 are in that lot somewhere. Please, make it more clear that bugzilla has altered its behaviour for those of us who were expecting it to send updates as it always used to do! Make the cc line in flashing green neon, put "click this if you ever want to hear back" all around it, or return the default to cc'ing the reporter. Please..?
I made some changes (fixes should be called) to the way mail is handled in bugzilla. Please let me know if this problem is still occuring now.
I also found bug with querying for Cc addresses from the query page which has been solved now. Please reopen this bug if any of the above still occurs.