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I have a small project that only employs 2 developers right now (Maybe there will be more developers later, but i wanna keep it small). Maybe it can be non-php software, but i should work fine online at Sourceforge.net.

So, can anyone tell me which would be the best free (OpenSouce preferred) software for project management, the feature i have been searching for are:

  1. Bug Tracker
  2. Milestones
  3. Task that can be assigned to project members

This is basically what need, if someone know about something i can use, please let me one, un the meantime i'll continue checking google.

+1  A: 

SourceForge is really restrictive about dynamically writing data to their HDs, I say go with one of the several options they already offer you.

EDIT: Collabtive is one of my favorites.

Alix Axel
Would it be best to host it on another server?
Fladur
Yes, I would prefer that at least.
Alix Axel
Thanks, that's what i was looking for, so i just need to get a free webhosting!!
Fladur
A: 

Have you considered Redmine. It is created with Ruby on Rails but it is open source and has the features you are looking for.

Vincent Ramdhanie
I think he wants a PHP solution.
Alix Axel
A: 

Except for the PHP requirement, I think Trac fits the rest of your description pretty well. It's in Python though.

If you must have a PHP option, I'm biased towards web2project.. after all, I am a core contributor. It doesn't really have a "Milestone" option but it has pretty detailed dependency tracking. Through the Helpdesk module, you get an issue tracker too. Even better in my opinion is its iCal support. You can use your favorite calendar tool to subscribe to it. I use Thunderbird, others use iCal or Google Calendar... and then all your assignments flow right through to it.

Anyway, check it out. We've had 1 major releases, 2 minors, and 1 patch... so we're moving along nicely.

CaseySoftware
I'd love to use trac unfortunately, the PHP requirement really stops me.
Fladur