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Is there an equivalent to Trac written in PHP? I need something that integrates with SVN and is free. It should allow me to browse the SVN source, have some kind of bug tracking and show recent changes in the SVN. A wiki isn't essential. Thanks in advance. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/349241/is-there-an-equivalent-to-trac-written-in-php

I can't believe I'm the only person to run up against this problem. I've been googling for hours and have not had any luck. The Java security documentation doesn't seem to address PKCS12 certificates thoroughly. I am trying to setup Java for user specific PKCS12 certificates. Among other things, this will be used so that, in Eclipse, I can access a Trac server that is authenticated via certificates. I am using the Trac Mylyn integration plugin for eclipse. Here is the setup: user home directories are at /home multiuser mount at /central each user has a personal certificate at: ~/user.p12

I'm running in a windows environment with Trac / SVN and I want commits to the repository to integrate to Trac and close the bugs that were noted in the SVN Comment. I know there's some post commit hooks to do that, but there's not much information about how to do it on windows. Anyone done it successfully? And what were the steps you followed to achive it? Here's the hook I need to put in place in SVN, but I'm not exactly sure how to do this in the Windows environment. Trac Post Commit Hook Craig Boland Benjamin's answer is close, but on Windows you need to give the hook script files an

I'm working in research and my bioinformatics work group needs a project management software for keeping track of multiple projects (Linux environment). Originally, we planned for using TRAC but then I got aware of REDMINE. Moreover, I read in some earlier posts from 2008 and 2009 that many projects had switched to Redmine. Right now, I cannot find any up-to-date or reliable comparison between both systems and thus cannot wage which one is better (maybe both are equally good). My question: Does anyone of you have recent experience in one or even both of these systems and can point out some