Whoever set up this bug tracking website selected a very unfortunate port number (8080). This port number is commonly used by proxy firewalls (and also port 8000) to force users on a network to use the Proxy when connecting to a port 80 site on the Internet. The problem of course is that if a User behind a proxy firewall enters the address to this bug reporting site, the traffic will be directed to port 80 instead because the firewall will <expect> traffic on port 8080. I'm not sure why this site is not deployed on port 80 or configured with SSL to be secure, but deploying on a non-default port is next to ineffective considering today's exploits which know how to "find" services on non-default ports.