Trac is very nice, as other have stated. It's kinda like SourceForge done right, in the sense that it has source browsing, a wiki for web pages, and a bug tracker with good notification capabilities. Last time I used it it was absolutely retarded about user accounts and saving settings (you had to carry around an MD5 "key", rather than being able to log in).
We're using FlySpray, because it drops into our CMS (Joomla) with relative ease, and we wanted customers to be able to file bugs. We also use it for support. It works pretty well, has all of the features we needed, and is a really nice clean and simple codebase, so customizations are relatively easy. It's also a low-dependency PHP project, so it'll drop onto any ol' hosting account with a database, and runs plenty fast.
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Trac is very nice, as other have stated. It's kinda like SourceForge done right, in the sense that it has source browsing, a wiki for web pages, and a bug tracker with good notification capabilities. Last time I used it it was absolutely retarded about user accounts and saving settings (you had to carry around an MD5 "key", rather than being able to log in).
We're using FlySpray, because it drops into our CMS (Joomla) with relative ease, and we wanted customers to be able to file bugs. We also use it for support. It works pretty well, has all of the features we needed, and is a really nice clean and simple codebase, so customizations are relatively easy. It's also a low-dependency PHP project, so it'll drop onto any ol' hosting account with a database, and runs plenty fast.