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phpBugTracker 1.5.1 has been released by new maintainer at new project home.

List of changes since v1.0.5:

Migrate to PDO data access
Full remove PEAR:DB
Allow filter bugs by project (in progress)!
Little visual restyling.
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 5.2+ support
Fixed installer

project moved to https://github.com/a-v-k/phpBugTracker

Minor patch bug fix release. Should ease installation. Should slide easily into any existing installation.

phpBugTracker 1.0.3 has been released. It has a modest anti-spam feature, and URL preservation (so you don't lose your place if you are forced to log in).

phpBugTracker 1.0.2 has been released. This is maintenance release of phpBugTracker, based on patches submitted over the last years. phpBugTracker has been remarkably stable, but it is time for quick facelift. Please submit new patches against this version only, using "context diff" format. -Bryce Nesbitt (Volunteer)

After a rather stable 1.0 was released just over a month ago, there is now a bug-fix release available. The only change in this release is a fix for users of the mysqli database adapter.

Now that every string in the templates is ready for translation, a new English version of the language file has been created. If you'd like to help with the translation, please grab en.php from the htmltemplates branch of cvs, modify it for your language, and send it to me. Thanks!

This release just has fixes for PostgreSQL, so if you aren't using it, or if you aren't having problems with it, skip this release. :)

Visit the wiki page at http://phpbt.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/PeopleUsingIt to add your project/company/name/etc. to the list!

I've finally gotten around to writing down a quick outline of what's ahead for phpBugTracker. It's a work in progress, but it's available at http://phpbt.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/RoadMap

What would you like to see in phpBugTracker? We are working on developing the road map for the next few months and could use suggestions on exactly what people would like to see implemented. Now is your chance to have the package meet your specs! :)