Greetings (again), I just reported a teTeX bug using bugzilla. Following the documentation at http://developer.redhat.com/bugzilla/redhat-faq.phtml, I added in the cc field our project's software librarian who is, amongst other things, responsible for collating information about bug reports originating within the project. When I submitted the form, however, bugzilla rejected the form and objected to his email address (ussc.ac.uk), presumably on the grounds that he hasn't registered to use bugzilla. I don't know if this is or isn't supposed to happen (though the presence of the field certainly seems a good idea), but it's not what the documentation suggests. All the best, Norman
Originally, the Cc address you entered must be a valid member login in the bugzilla system. I have since changed this to where when you enter a Cc address into the report that is not a member, it creates an account and quietly sends out a email containing the login name and password to the cc address so they can login with that. This could possibly cause problems if the address is not correct (bounced mail) or just alot of stale accounts. The pro's outweigh the con's so I will leave it on until it causes trouble. Reopen this report if this isnt solved for you.