OK, someone asked about issue trackers. I saw endorsements of RT, Bugzilla, One or Zero, OTRS, Roundup and maybe a few others. Freshmeat lists these open source trackers as well: GNATS, Anthill, Anthill Bug Manager (really), BATTS, Bluetail Ticket Tracker, Bosco, Bug Traction, BugIn', BugPort, CVSTrac (will have to look at that one!), Double Choco Latte, gwyple, Helis, Issue Dealer, Issue-Tracker, ITracker, Mantis, phpBugTracker, PRepS, Project Assistant, Request Tracker, Scarab, ST at FF, Teacup PRMS, What Bugs?, workbench, yaktrack. Oeyh! That's just plain too many. I installed Roundup and gave it a quick try, but it seems really simple. Maybe a little too simple. I'd like to use something that I can start using right away, then later get it to get some reports for PHB's showing spiffy graphs of bugs closed each week or stuff like that. I've got a server already running MySQL and Postgres, so it should work with one of those. Have any of you folks looked into several of the options? Or have you looked at one or two and gone with it? Or... actually made a list of requirements and got the first one that met them all? Chris Schumann, Partner Third Wave Partnership, LLC Office 612-920-4364 722 W 66 St, PMB 302 Fax 612-677-3003 Minneapolis, MN 55423 _______________________________________________ TCLUG Mailing List - Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota http://www.mn-linux.org tclug-list at mn-linux.org https://mailman.real-time.com/mailman/listinfo/tclug-list