> So, I reserve the right in the future to setup Scarab and move people over > to it.
+1. I'd love to use Scarab, but we don't have anybody maintaining a Scarab installation for us to use and I think it's really hurting Torque not having some sort of tracking software in place. So, for me, Jira was the next logical step as a current working solution. If someone would step up Scarab on nagoya and handle updating the it for every major Scarab release, plus giving me (and the rest of the Torque developers) access to it, I'd readily use that. Given that I trust the Scarab team to make the install/update process as easy as possible, I will tentatively volunteer to maintain the nagoya installation if I can somehow get karma to the box. _However_, be forewarned, I've set Scarab up once on a Windows box and am a Linux/PostgreSQL/mysql newbie, so I'd really rather not mess around on a production box. I always try to avoid doing stupid things, but sometimes it's inevitable. If someone who could do the setup in 5 minutes would volunteer rather than me spending a good hour plus just learning the right command lines and what not, I'd really appreciate it. - Stephen -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
