* URL REWRITING *

The Bug Genie uses URL rewriting to make URLs look more readable.
URL rewriting is what makes it possible to, instead of using URLs such as:
viewissue.php?project_key=projectname&issue_id=123

use URLs such as:
/projectname/issue/123.

It is important that The Bug Genie and your web server is correctly set up
with url rewriting enabled for this to work.

You can read more about setting up URL rewriting, here:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_rewrite.html (Apache)
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/324000/ (IIS)

For Apache, it is enough that the rewrite module (mod_rewrite) is installed
and enabled, and that the virtual host setup has set
"AllowOverride All"
for the folder The Bug Genie is located. With this setup, Apache should use
the .htaccess file located inside the thebuggenie/ folder.

If you for any reason cannot turn on AllowOverride All for that folder, look at
the .htaccess file The Bug Genie bundles (located inside the thebuggenie/
folder), and copy the necessary lines to your virtual host definition.


* EXAMPLES *

EXAMPLE #1: The Bug Genie is installed in /var/www/thebuggenie, and I want to
set up a virtual host for The Bug Genie.

Apache setup: Set up the virtual host as usual, but point the DocumentRoot
for The Bug Genie to the thebuggenie/ subfolder inside the main folder.
Make sure the apache virtual host setup has AllowOverride All for the folder
where The Bug Genie is located, and make sure the .htaccess file inside
the thebuggenie/-folder is accessible to Apache.

The Bug Genie setup: Set the hostname to the public hostname where you plan
to access The Bug Genie. With this setup, The Bug Genie will be located at the
top level, so set the URL subdirectory to "/", which means "top level".


EXAMPLE #2: The Bug Genie is installed in /var/www/thebuggenie, and I want to
access it as a subfolder of the DocumentRoot, which is /var/www

Apache setup: Make sure the apache host setup has AllowOverride All for the
folder thebuggenie is located, and make sure the .htaccess file inside the
thebuggenie/-folder is accessible to Apache. You may want to copy the main
folder content to a folder one level up (extract the main content of
the top thebuggenie/-folder directly to /var/www), so that
the thebuggenie/-folder inside the main folder is accessible
as /var/www/thebuggenie.

The Bug Genie setup: Set the hostname to the public hostname where you plan to
access The Bug Genie. With this setup, The Bug Genie will be located at either
http://hostname/thebuggenie/thebuggenie/ or http://hostname/thebuggenie/
(see above), so set the URL subdirectory to "/", which means "top level".