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Help - Time to install for the first time in Red Hat Linux OS

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I am very new to Linux and have both Perl and my SQL installed- I hope and am ready to start the Bugzilla install. I just ran into a small problem.

I cannot figure out how to pull BugZilla into the Red Hat system and how to start the unpacking in Red Hat.

I can figure out a Windows system but learning Linux is going to take me some time.

Thanks in advance for your patients and your help

posted May 14, 2013 by anonymous

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You can download the tarball from bugzilla website and follow the installation instructions provided here: http://www.bugzilla.org/docs/tip/en/html/.

answer May 14, 2013 by Natarajan Venkatraman
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There are better places to learn these basics and at least you need to Google a lot yourself. Besides that, it's part of those basics to understand what your OS already gives you as tools, e.g. a package manager which may already provide a working Bugzilla installation and you just need to tell it that you want it to install.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RPM_Package_Manager

And what's the overall goal you are trying to achieve? Do you want to simply learn Linux or do you really need Bugzilla on a Linux box for some reason? Bugzilla does work on Windows, with little trade-offs to
accept.

answer May 14, 2013 by anonymous
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