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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.

+8  A: 

I personally use Trac because I haven't been able to find another packaged solution that's just as flexible. However, if you don't mind using multiple packages (and you said you don't need a wiki) then I'd suggest:

  • MantisBT - a free popular web-based bugtracking system
  • ViewSVN - web interface for viewing SVN repositories
mepcotterell
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If a tool suits your needs, why the language in which it is implemented matters so much? A good example might be Ruby on Rails project, which used Trac as a bug tracker and repository browser for quite a long time. Trac has it's issues, but it is extremely easy to setup, even if you have no Python experience.

Adam Byrtek
Perhaps the op is in a shared environment. I know from personal experience what a hassle it is to deal with such a thing. It's only now, after having set up trac multiple times in such an environment, that I feel competent in doing so.
mepcotterell
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you can try out also http://svnmanager.sourceforge.net/ for the svn stuff , as for the trac equivalent I would suggest mantiz, very light and gets the job done. I use the combination of mantiz and dotproject.

Ronald Conco
Is there any integration between Mantis and dotProject?
RjOllos
+5  A: 

I don't know if this is what you are looking for, but here is a clone of trac in php, it's called traq.

http://traqproject.org/

It's still in heavy development (it seams to me, I have not been able to install it, but by looking at his site, it looks good...)

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Powerful bugtracking with SVN browse: The Bug Genie

Christian Frøystad
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there is a new proyect from Wez (PDO fame)

http://netevil.org/blog/2010/01/mtrack-a-software-development-tracker-wiki

sak