I have Bugzilla installed on Windows 7, Apache 2.4. It is accessible at: http://localhost:80/bugzilla/ which means when I type that address in my browser, I see the bugzilla homepage, I can login as admin and everything is fine.
I read in Bugzilla's documentation that Bugzilla has a "native REST API" that can be used to interact with it. For example it is alleged that sending a GET to the address: /rest/version
will return the version of the installed bugzilla; The problem is, it doesn't!
I construct a request like: http://localhost:80/bugzilla/rest/version
and I get a 404 not found
error. I get this exact result for "any" request out of the rest documentation examples .
What am I missing? What am I doing wrong?
Incidentally, checksetup.pl shows that my installation is missing these 3 packages:
perl-ldap mod_perl Apache-SizeLimit
Could this be the cause?
Update 1: perl-ldap (Net::LDAP) installed. But cheksetup.pl still shows it as not installed and the problem still exists.
Update 2: LDAP installed but the problem still exists:(
My bugzilla installation also retuns "404 not found". I had to use this URL to work ok: http://localhost:80/bugzilla/rest.cgi/version
Bugzilla installation comes with a default .htaccess
file that does the rewrite work:
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteOptions
inherit RewriteRule ^rest/(.*)$ rest.cgi/$1 [NE]
</IfModule>
All I had to do: " a2enmod rewrite
" and " service apache2 restart
" to enable the apache module, then the URL " website/rest/version
" works ok.
I found a simple solution, inside the rest API link you have to replace /rest/ to /rest.cgi/
example: The REST API for getting the details of bugs.
==> http:your bugzila ip/rest.cgi/bug (this rest.cgi syntax work perfectly)
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