| rev |
line source |
|
pankso@0
|
1 TazBug - The SliTaz Bug Tracker
|
|
pankso@0
|
2 ================================================================================
|
|
pankso@0
|
3
|
|
pankso@0
|
4
|
|
paul@17
|
5 The SliTaz Project have setup and tried several bug trackers but they were never
|
|
paul@17
|
6 adopted by the main developers. This is an attempt to change that by providing
|
|
paul@17
|
7 a radically simple tool well integrated with the SliTaz packages Cooker, Cookiso,
|
|
pankso@0
|
8 Roadmap and other sites such as the wiki and forum.
|
|
pankso@0
|
9
|
|
paul@17
|
10 Users data are securely stored outside of the web server document root. Passwords
|
|
pankso@0
|
11 are crypted with MD5 and also stored outside of the document root. Your ID key
|
|
paul@17
|
12 is the MD5 sum of your login, mail and password.
|
|
pankso@0
|
13
|
|
paul@17
|
14 TazBug is simple to use, 2 types of status exists: OPEN and CLOSED and 2 priority
|
|
paul@17
|
15 levels are handled. Affected packages names can be added to the bug and the all
|
|
paul@17
|
16 bug configuration files can be edited.
|
|
pankso@0
|
17
|
|
pankso@0
|
18
|
|
pankso@0
|
19 TazBug Goals
|
|
pankso@0
|
20 ------------
|
|
pankso@0
|
21
|
|
pankso@0
|
22 * Simple to use with a clean and modern interface
|
|
pankso@0
|
23 * Client side cmdline tool to post bugs and messages
|
|
pankso@0
|
24 * Full desktop integration with GTK boxes or local CGI script
|
|
paul@17
|
25 * Use http://paste.slitaz.org/ for attaching files
|
|
pankso@0
|
26 * Use shared accounts with other sites to have only one login
|
|
pankso@0
|
27
|
|
pankso@0
|
28
|
|
pankso@2
|
29 Accounts
|
|
pankso@2
|
30 --------
|
|
pankso@2
|
31 To create an account on SliTaz Bugs you must use the graphical box from
|
|
pankso@2
|
32 your SliTaz system and found in the menu "Network" --> "SliTaz bug report"
|
|
pankso@2
|
33 You can also use the command line tool tazbug with the signup command:
|
|
pankso@2
|
34
|
|
pankso@2
|
35 $ tazbug signup --name="Real Name" --user=login --mail=mail@domain --pass=pass
|
|
pankso@2
|
36
|
|
pankso@2
|
37
|
|
pankso@0
|
38 Installation
|
|
pankso@0
|
39 ------------
|
|
pankso@0
|
40 TazBug should work on any SliTaz system and can be used as a Bug Tracker for
|
|
paul@17
|
41 your project. You can grab last sources from SliTaz Mercurial repositories or
|
|
pankso@0
|
42 a release tarball from SliTaz mirrors. You need a web server with CGI support
|
|
pankso@2
|
43 and SliTaz httphelper in /usr/lib/slitaz as well as Busybox HTTPd applet.
|
|
pankso@0
|
44
|
|
pankso@0
|
45 People config files: /var/lib/slitaz/people
|
|
pankso@0
|
46 Auth file with pass: /var/lib/slitaz/auth/people
|
|
pankso@0
|
47
|
|
pankso@0
|
48
|
|
pankso@0
|
49 Developement
|
|
pankso@0
|
50 ------------
|
|
pankso@0
|
51 Shell scripts as usual, HTML 5, CSS 3 and a bit of Javascript. To work on bugs
|
|
pankso@0
|
52 locally you have to clone the repo, create a vhost for the web interface and
|
|
pankso@0
|
53 modify tazbug.conf to match your installation. You must also edit /etc/hosts
|
|
pankso@0
|
54 to add your vhost.
|
|
pankso@0
|
55
|
|
pankso@0
|
56
|
|
pankso@0
|
57 ================================================================================
|
|
pankso@0
|
58
|