Re: Request for comments

Pascal Vilarem <pascal.vilarem@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> i'll suggest you think a little bit more before porting bugzilla... 
> there are still heavy problems
> in it (no working mail link for example... )
> 
> If you really want to port a bugtracking system, may i suggest you 
> have 
> a glance at anthill ?
> (i may be wrong but I think Dave Hall had started working on it... 
> he 
> may certainly give you
> more valuable info)

I did start on the anthill port.  I had some problems with the client,
so development has stopped.  Someone did express an interest in taking
over the work.  I am happy to assist where I can.

btw Anthill is a port of bugzilla to php.  By starting with anthill you
avoid a lot of the perl->php work :)

Cheers

Dave

> 
> grtx,
> Pascal.
> 
> Chris Hirsch wrote:
> 
> > No that was me...Like I said..its on my "todo" list and it'll be 
> a bit 
> > before I can get to it. Is anybody else interested in seeing 
> Bugzilla 
> > ported?
> >
> > Brian Johnson wrote:
> >
> >>It would be great to have a tt system!  I've been using tts for 
> my little stuff but
> >>I guess it desn't have enough features for "real" users (I've 
> heard from numerous
> >>sources).
> >>
> >>Before you go too far, you should look at the partially completed 
> ant hill port to
> >>phpgw (started by skwashd)
> >>
> >>Also, there was someone else (or was it you?) that I gave this 
> info to before.  They
> >>were initially looking at porting bugzilla to phpgw for their 
> company but they may
> >>have since changed direction.  You could look into coordinating 
> work with them
> >>(hopefully they will come forward now).
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>Drago Bokal (drago.bokal@xxxxxxxxxxxxx) wrote:
> >>  
> >>
> >>>Hallo,
> >>>
> >>>I am interested in upgrading the Trouble Ticket System application,
> >>>that I saw was part of the phpGroupware (where it was removed in
> >>>the 0.9.14 release) and is now part of eGroupware. My inquiries
> >>>about this app yielded no reply, so I am addressing the communities
> >>>of both projects directly.
> >>>
> >>>The upgrade of TTS would consist in enabling TTS to support an
> >>>arbitrary High Level Petri Net for handling the tickets: the 
> Petri Net
> >>>would be described in the data model and tickets would travel
> >>>around it as tokens using the available states and transitions.
> >>>
> >>>At http://lp.fmf.uni-lj.si/~drago/tts-petri-ug.pdf I've prepared 
> brief>>>specifications of the upgrade. I am interested in any 
> comments,>>>ideas, proposals etc. regarding this upgrade.
> >>>
> >>>I expect to have the prototype of the upgrade ready by the end of
> >>>October.
> >>>
> >>>Best regards,
> >>>Drago Bokal
> >>>
> >>>
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