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Sort of Bugzilla in PHP/PostgreSQL?

I've now become a HUGE fan of PHP and PostgreSQL on Red Hat 9. We're
moving everything we can to it as fast as humanly possible in the next
2 years. Some other things we do are moving to Progress/Webspeed on
Linux and AIX.

Do you know of anyone out on the web who has made a kind of
Bugzilla-knockoff (even primitive) and has implemented it in
PHP/PostgreSQL? (Bugzilla is user-friendly and was written in Perl.
It's also quickly becoming the industry standard among non-MS
programming circles.)

Can you show me a website demo? If I get to see some of these, I might
be able to convince my boss to purchase a copy to install here and
then customize for our environment. (Can't promise this, however.)

I would code this myself, but I have been so under the gun to get so
many other projects out the door. (Heck, I might even need to fly in a
temp PHP programmer to come in and help me with all this other stuff I
need to build, but again -- I can't promise anything.)

So, if you're a PHP entrepreneur, get cracking! :)
Jul 17 '05 #1
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> Do you know of anyone out on the web who has made a kind of
Bugzilla-knockoff (even primitive) and has implemented it in
PHP/PostgreSQL? (Bugzilla is user-friendly and was written in Perl.
It's also quickly becoming the industry standard among non-MS
programming circles.)


Stick 'bug' and 'php' into search on freshmeat.net and lots pop up.

If you have time to look at these any recommendations would be welcome.
I have three box files full of bits of paper to contend with at the
moment (legacy system).
Jul 17 '05 #2

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