Hi Marcelo,
 To be perfectly honest, I have no idea. :-) Sorry!

 However, at the worst, trac uses web-based forms. There's nothing to
stop you writing a custom front end for your client that then posts
appropriate data to Trac.

 I'd suggest you just download it and have a play with the options;
it's a very straightforward install.

Cheers,
 Ian

On 11/28/06, Marcelo de Moraes Serpa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hey Ian, thanks again :)

I would like to know something else: What if you want to use trac as a
ticket interface between you and your client. Clients could login and send
tickets. However, let's say that I wouldn't like clients to see any code on
the svn. Is this level of granularity possible on trac?

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