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 08/18/02 06:43pm (Read 2,586 times)  

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Has anyone looked into integrating a bug-tracking system into Geeklog?

There's Bugzilla or phpBugTracker, but I haven't seen any hacks to at least use the same username/password database.

The only methods I've seen appear to be using Sourceforge or a Topics section for this...
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 08/27/02 01:12am  

Anonymous

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If you are concidering a bugtracker...please have a look at the best free one I have found yet...and I run a software company and have been looking for years...have a look at this one: http://mantisbt.sourceforge.net Olav Lindkjoelen olav@lindconsult.com
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 03/22/05 10:44pm  

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If you are looking for good bug tracking software check out http://flyspray.rocks.cc I have been using it for 2 years now and it is very complete
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 03/31/05 05:28pm  
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Quote by Anonymous: Has anyone looked into integrating a bug-tracking system into Geeklog?



There's Bugzilla or phpBugTracker, but I haven't seen any hacks to at least use the same username/password database.



The only methods I've seen appear to be using Sourceforge or a Topics section for this...


There is an integration of Geeklog and Mantis on Squatty.com

I have tried it, and it works despite being a bit old.
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 04/18/05 01:03pm  

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who has a new bug for hack php or asp ?
please answer my question and send asnwer to my email address
thanx
www.Saiedhackerpro.persianblog.com
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