I've been looking for issue/problem/request tracking
software, and have send RT (request tracker) (http://bestpractical.com)
recommended in many places.

I've had a go at installing it but I must say it is _the_ most
difficult program I have had to install from source in
over 10 years.  It seems extraordinarily sensitive to versions
in all it's bits (perl, perl modules, mysql, apache modules),
and even if I do get it running I suspect it's going to be hell
to maintain/fix.

To my question ... is it worth it?  Is it really so much better
than other request/issue/problem trackers? e.g. scarab.tigris.org
for instance?  Does anyone have any other suggestions?


Regards,
Matt
PS. I'd post this to the RT list, but I'd rather not offend
them, and I think I've seen a few RT users on this SLUG list.



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