What I would like to:

  1. Local, that is, all public on foreign hosting disappear (but with HTTP access, of course)
  2. (Not necessary, but desirable) integration with dokuwiki (there are built-in wiki engines, but full-featured dokuwiki is better, and it should work autonomously)
  3. Simple in all senses

  4. Perl (preferred) or PHP. If I want to add something, then on RoR or Python it will be more difficult for me to do it (4a: not every virtual hosting has Ruby or Python, but I should be able to install. Java is not considered at all)

  5. From 4 follows - extensible (plugins etc)

  6. Free.

While watching:

  1. Bugzilla I don’t like her for some reason, I just don’t like her :) But if you tell me about the advantages, it’s good :)

  2. Mantis. I worked a lot with him, I know the offal well. Of the minuses - the nightmarish localization (for me, even English is normal, but ...), and it is too monstrous for my purposes.

  3. Traq . Almost what you need: simple as 5 cents and smart. Of the minuses - the current version is not very customizable. For example, only with the help of dancing with a tambourine, you can throw out a roadmap and timeline, which are not needed at all.

  4. Eventum The latest version released in 2009 ...

  5. The Bug Genie Too monstrous :)

What else to see?

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  • Jira / Youtrack ? - Costantino Rupert
  • Forgot to add - free :) And YouTrack on Java: ( - user6550
  • There is a Redmine, but I can’t read it, the whole text merges, I often don’t see important points in the documentation. But this is at my work, maybe you can just draw another design. - nMike
  • I've heard a lot of good things about him, but - ruby ​​... Now I'll add some more why Perl / PHP, paragraph 4a :) - user6550
  • @nMike - Redmine is still that kind of crap, I also had constant problems with my last work with it. I'm for Jira and Youtrack)) - ghost rider

4 answers 4

Fossil - simple and tasteful! (from the creator of SQLite)

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    Thanks, I will look. (just as much as the name suggests) :) - user6550

Mantis. I worked a lot with him, I know the offal well. Of the minuses - the nightmarish localization (for me, even English is normal, but ...), and it is too monstrous for my purposes.

I just got caught here, and by the way, it’s not so good with locales, but you can always fix it.

The rest of me gave!

still interesting is the Fossil about him wrote above.

    http://bitbucket.org/

    • I do not see the "download" button. - user6550
    • He is not local) - Gorets

    Why not RT ?

    • Looked for a long time, it seems there were some problems with the installation on a shared hosting. - user6550