Patch submitted by jmrobins@tgix.com (Joe Robins)

submitted by mhamby@logicon.com (Mark Hamby).

patch submitted by seth@cs.brandeis.edu (Seth Landsman).  checksetup.pl
now no longer twiddles the permissions of the contrib folder, and
properly sets the permissions on the folders inside the data folder.

submitted by JRobertson@medevolve.com (Jon Robertson)

seeing products the don't have access to on the query page.

change '@::legal_resolution_no_dup' to '@::settable_resolutions'. This a list of  resolutions which a bug may be changed to in the bug form and consists of all legal resolutions except 'MOVED' and 'DUPLICATE', since setting a bug to those resolutions requires a special process.

Bug moving code is now fully implemented. To use it, turn on the param and set the move related params.

Add 'MOVED' as a default resolution. If CheckEnumField alters the bug db then update the shadow db too.

Keywords were already enforced to never differ only in capitalization.  So, changed the code so that case no longer matters when typing in the name of a keyword.

Add "Windows ME" operating system and a comment about how to add new os's (et al) to an already installed system

Fixed links off of 'Most doomed' reports to only list bugs that match the product we're reporting about.

original bug found by timeless@bemail.org

If bugs with an invalid product/component are found, provide a link to bring up the list of invalid bugs.

or milestone". thanks to dave@intrec.com (Dave Miller) for the patch

add whoid usergroupset comment query to bug data fields
add AppendComment function
add CanChangeField function to check if a person can change a field
add display() for quick dumps of the bug
add Collision to check for midair collisions before changing a bug
added a stub function for changing a bug in the database
init_bug will now take either a userid or an e-mail address as a valid parameter

contributed by mhamby@logicon.com

Patches and work contributed by dave@intrec.com (Dave Miller).
Some cleanup work needs to be done with regards to permissions and bit-twiddling
see other bugs that are dependent on 25010 for details.