Poll: Bug reporting system

Due to a HD loss, bugs.freeradius.org is down, and won't be coming back. Unfortunately, this means a loss of patches, reports, user accounts, etc. Before we put another bug system online, we would like to ask for your input. Which bug reporting system do you use? Which one do you prefer?

Re: Poll: Bug reporting system

On Tuesday 14 April 2009 19:42:17 Alan DeKok wrote: Due to a HD loss, bugs.freeradius.org is down, and won't be coming back. Unfortunately, this means a loss of patches, reports, user accounts, etc. Before we put another bug system online, we would like to ask for your input. Which

Re: Poll: Bug reporting system

Am Dienstag, 14. April 2009 19:51:36 schrieb Michael Schwartzkopff: On Tuesday 14 April 2009 19:42:17 Alan DeKok wrote: Due to a HD loss, bugs.freeradius.org is down, and won't be coming back. Unfortunately, this means a loss of patches, reports, user accounts, etc. Before we put

Re: Poll: Bug reporting system

Personnaly, I like the simplicity of TRAC. Easy to install, easy to maintain et does the job quite well. The integration with subversion makes it very interesting. It seems it also supports GIT. If it works like subversion, the integration is very intersting since you can link code with tickets.

Re: Poll: Bug reporting system

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 phil lemelin wrote: Personnaly, I like the simplicity of TRAC. Easy to install, easy to maintain et does the job quite well. The integration with subversion makes it very interesting. It seems it also supports GIT. If it works like subversion,

Re: Poll: Bug reporting system

Alan DeKok al...@deployingradius.com wrote: Due to a HD loss, bugs.freeradius.org is down, and won't be coming back. Unfortunately, this means a loss of patches, reports, user accounts, etc. Before we put another bug system online, we would like to ask for your input. Which bug