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That setting just controls if you receive emails for actions you perform. Some people don't want to get emails when they do something with an issue because they know they did something to it. The settings are either = ON or = OFF. If you are using a "report" user to enter the bug and not g...

Your setting look correct. Have you changed anything in your account profile? My Account -> Preferences You can turn off/on some email notification there for your specific login. Check to make sure "Email on New" is checked and you have "severity" = "any" Also, are thes...

You might want to submit this as a "feature" so the devs can decide if they want to add your code to the project.

Create a new bug, mark it as a feature, explain what you've done and attach your file to the bug.
http://www.mantisbt.org/bugs

Did you apply this fix?

http://www.mantisbt.org/bugs/view.php?id=9309

I guess it's a bug in the web interface. Check out this bug, it states a workaround..
http://www.mantisbt.org/bugs/view.php?id=9426

The short answer is do not put a space between array and the opening parens..

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There was a bug in v1.1.2 and there is a patch. Seach my other posts to find the link to the patch.

It may be a bug in 1.1.2. Submit a bug report and see if any of the devs can help you out.

Check out the manual for 1.1.2. Most of it is also valid for 1.1.1
http://www.scribd.com/full/2088848?acce ... jvshqlc2hw

You can also read through the config_defaults_inc.php file. It is pretty well documented.

Glad you got it figured out.

Try the Mantis Manual. It's for 1.1.2 but most of it also applies to 1.1.1

http://www.scribd.com/full/2088848?acce ... jvshqlc2hw

You should ONLY make changes to config_inc.php, never config_defaults_inc.php because that file will be over-written when you upgrade to a new version of Mantis. config_inc.php is not over-written when you upgrade. If you need to make changes, copy the needed section(s) from config_defaults_inc.php ...

Have you tried running /admin/check.php and testing the email functionality to make sure your email settings are configured properly. I would agree with the poster above that it's most likely a problem with your email configuration and Mantis is waiting for the email send to time out.

Did you possibly overwrite your DB settings that were in config_inc.php? If it worked before you started messing around with that file then you obviously made a change to the file that cause the problem. I always make a backup of the file before I make any changes, that way I can go back to known wo...

Are you logged in as an administrator?

Have you looked for a bug report here?
http://www.mantisbt.org/bugs/login_page.php

Well it really doesn't have all of the information.

What version of Mantis?
What server type (windows or linux)?
What web server?
Do you get that error when you report a bug or/and when you update a bug?