PhpBugTracker

Note

phpBugTracker is a open source bug tracking system.

Current project home - https://github.com/a-v-k/phpBugTracker

This project is a official fork of discontinued sourceforge phpBugTracker (https://sourceforge.net/projects/phpbt/).

All contributions (code or bug reports) are welcome!

Features

Easy install Multiple project support Email notifications Public or private bugs visibility Customizable role-based and group-based access control Simple and detailed bug queries Customizable bug statuses Attachments Issue Change History

History of changes since old sourceforge phpBugTracker v.1.0.5

Fix all detected security vulnerabilities (on 01.2015) Migrate to PDO data access Full remove PEAR:DB Database migrated to InnoDB Allow filter bugs by project (in progress)! Little visual restyling. Fixed old security issues in attachment system. Attachments now stored in DB. Automatic update check. Many of html code fixed (in progress) Fixed bug sort order in some places. Database switched to UTF-8 codepage. (Autoupdate not supported) Removed magic_quotes_gpc dependence! Oracle and PostgreSQL support was stopped since 2009. If you need this - you can make it self and contribute your code, or order donation based support. Added Smarty templates support. PHP 7.2 support Fixed installer

To detailed changelog check CHANGELOG file

Note about security

Original phpBugTracker has many security bugs. This project inherits it. At version 1.7.2 I was fixed all security vulnerabilities, detected on that moment. And I still working on it.

I need code contributions for:

• convert localization files to utf8 (non-utf language packs not supported now)
• search for and fix security issues

Requirements

Here is a list of the requirements to get this running on your server.

1. A webserver
2. PHP 5.2+ (with PDO and MySQL driver)
3. A database - Currently MySQL only.

Download

https://github.com/a-v-k/phpBugTracker/archive/phpbt-1_7_9.zip

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Bellow you can read README text from original phpBugTracker

Introduction

Thanks for taking a look at phpBugTracker. This project was started out of the frustation I experienced getting Bugzilla installed and operational for a web development project. The goals of this project are to produce a web-based bug tracker with functionality similar to bugzilla that is abstracted from the database backend and uses templates for rendering the pages.

Currently phpBugTracker is nowhere near a drop-in replacement for Bugzilla, so don't expect it to be. Maybe it will get to that point one day, maybe it won't, but either way I'm trying to make it a capable bug tracker. I hope you enjoy using phpBugTracker, and that you find it useful.

-bcurtis