I need one and would like PHP/MySQL if possible. Also, any free bug-trackers out there????
Any recommendations for a support/helpdesk system?
Started by Lop, May 01 2006 09:54 AM
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Posted 01 May 2006 - 09:54 AM
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Posted 01 May 2006 - 10:30 AM
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Posted 02 May 2006 - 09:42 AM
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Posted 14 May 2006 - 04:09 AM
thats a good site for a free bug tracker
#5
Posted 16 May 2006 - 11:05 AM
Yes, that is the one that I use. You could always just setup a forum and have your users posts bugs to that.
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Posted 23 May 2006 - 07:05 AM
I haven't really made any extensive use of the following, but they're pretty well known (whatever that may be worth to you):
Edgewall Trac - bug and project management. Integrates with Subversion. Written in Python using SQLLite as a backend.
Bugzilla - probably the best known of the open source bug trackers. Written in Perl with MySQL or PostgreSQL as backends.
Gemini - a decent ASP.NET/Sql Server solution with a free 10 user (or for an open source project) license. Also has a desktop client (in beta, last I looked) and web services support.
BugTracket.NET - another ASP.NET solution.
As for helpdesk software, the only free one I've ever used is Liberum. It's in (classic) ASP, but was pretty decent the 4 or so years ago that I deployed it. I'm sure there's a million and one LAMP style apps out there now though.
Edgewall Trac - bug and project management. Integrates with Subversion. Written in Python using SQLLite as a backend.
Bugzilla - probably the best known of the open source bug trackers. Written in Perl with MySQL or PostgreSQL as backends.
Gemini - a decent ASP.NET/Sql Server solution with a free 10 user (or for an open source project) license. Also has a desktop client (in beta, last I looked) and web services support.
BugTracket.NET - another ASP.NET solution.
As for helpdesk software, the only free one I've ever used is Liberum. It's in (classic) ASP, but was pretty decent the 4 or so years ago that I deployed it. I'm sure there's a million and one LAMP style apps out there now though.


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