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Open Source Bug Tracking with Bugzilla
Monday, May. 3 2004 | Author: ScrivsOne of the lesser known projects under the Mozilla Foundation is BugZilla (damn perfect Version 2 candidate). Linux Journal posts a great intro article to get you started with this very useful piece of OS software.
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2 Responses for "Open Source Bug Tracking with Bugzilla"
May 3rd, 2004 at 12:30 pm
1I should take a look at this. Currently, we’re using Alcea Fast BugTrack… works pretty well, but at least the version we have doesn’t run as a service on NT, which is a pain… someone has to be logged in at all times, with that piece of software running and minimized
July 27th, 2004 at 8:56 pm
2JC!… Just came across this link…
Not running it as a service would be a pain… there are instructions on our site to run Alcea Fast BugTrack as a service…
Check out http://www.fastbugtrack.com/support/misc/faq.shtml#service or send us an email at: bugtrack@alceatech.com if you are having any problems!
- Chris Justus, Director, Software Development – Alcea Technologies Inc.
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