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Description of problem:

Why "You are not authorized to access bug #601855. "?


Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):

Redhat 6.2 s390x

How reproducible:

I registered an account on bugzilla as requested.
Im still prohibited to access the bug information #601855 and possible fix to it as this is the same problem im experiencing (impossible to format FBA disk)

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Register an account in RedHat Bugzilla.
2. Log in to the account created.
3. Put 601855 in search bar and click search.
4. Message appears "You are not authorized to access bug #601855."

Actual results:

Access Denied

Expected results:

Access Granted

Additional info:

Trying to format an FBA disk during Red Hat instalation results in fatal error.
Cant understand why this bug information is not accessible as being of major importance to Mainframe z/VM Administrators.

Merely creating an account does not grant you automatic privileges to view private bugs and/or bugs limited in scope to certain groups.

If you are a Red Hat customer, please open a case with your support representative.