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Sorry if this is already addressed in another thread, but my search attempts have failed to pull up relevant posts:

I'm running Mantis 1.0.0rc1, and I have a user with 71 issues assigned to her. When she clicks "Assigned to Me", the first 50 tasks appear, and the pager invites the user to click "2 ...

Okay, after some snooping around, I found the answer. On my server, there's a php.conf file that happens to live in:

/etc/httpd/conf.d/php.conf (your configuration may differ)

The default entry was as follows:
LimitRequestBody 524288

This appears to limit the max file size to 524k. I simply ...

Gonna take another crack at finding a solution to this problem:

I'm using Mantis 1.0.0rc1 installed on a RedHat Linux 9.0 server. My file uploads are set to FTP and for the most part work flawlessly as long as the files are under 600k in size. Above that, and mozilla gives a "document contains no ...

Sorry if this is answered somewhere else, but is there an easy way to have Mantis display notes with the most recent appearing first (at the top of the list)?

Nevermind. I discovered the "send a reminder" feature. Somewhat misnamed for my purpose, but it achieves the desired results.

Is there a way for an administrator or manager to add a watcher to a specific issue? For example, if I have an open issue assigned to a programmer but want another specific Mantis user to be aware of bugnotes, it would be highly desireable to be able to add them.

Got it. For some reason I assumed that the base directory would be set by the global variable, and that I wouldn't need to specify a path in the project configuration. Thanks for the tip, uploads are working correctly now.

Is that possible? The upload path as defined by:

g_absolute_path_default_upload_folder

Appears to work fine if you're uploading a file from within an existing bug report. The only time it doesn't work is if you're trying during a new bug report. I confirmed that the path exists and is writable by ...

Do you want the entire report? It's enormous. Here are the basics:

APPLICATION ERROR #6

Full path: /opt/www/mantis-1.0.0a2/bug_report.php
Line: 61

Variable Value Type
TERM xterm string
PATH /sbin:/usr/sbin:/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/X11R6/bin string
PWD / string
LANG en_US.UTF-8 string
SHLVL 1 string ...

Well, maybe my enthusiasm was a bit premature. It appears that I can now add files to existing bugs, but Mantis throws errors when I try to attach a bug during a new report.

Victory! It turns out that the file I was trying to upload was indeed empty. I went back and uploaded a real document and everything seems to work properly. I'm a little nervous about using interim code (i.e. not part of a specific stable distribution), but at least my uploads appear to work ...

ok, the saga continues. I read the bugnotes posted in the link above and downloaded the following code revisions from CVS:

core/php_api.php -> 1.15
core/file_api.php -> 1.67
proj_doc_update.php -> 1.28

Things are a bit better... I still can't upload files, but at least the error report indicates ...

Very interesting... it appears likely that my problem has been addressed and fixed in CVS?

http://www.mantisbt.org/mantis/view.php?id=5492