oBugger 0.23a Release Notes

oBugger is a fast, lean, bug tracker for developers who want a no-nonsense approach to tracking tickets. Basic functionality is supported out-of-the-box, with additional functionality (hopefully) provided by sets of plugins in the future.

Requirements:

• Web server with PHP5 support (i.e. Apache, nginx)
• A MySQL Database

Installation:

1. Configure lib/config.inc.php to contain required values (public access links, local paths, database servers and logins, etc). A sample file is provided in config.sample.inc.php. Simply copy this file to config.inc.php and edit its values.
2. Connect to mysql server and create a new database table (with name matching the one defined in lib/config.inc.php)
3. Dump the base table structure into the newly created database.
   • mysql -h HOSTNAME -u USERNAME -p DATABASENAME < SQLFILE
   • e.g. If the local database's table name is obugger, with username foo, and the sql file located in the current working directory:
     • mysql -h localhost -u foo -p obugger < ./obugger.sql
4. Test configuration by visiting new installation.
5. ???
6. Profit!

Support:

1. GitHub Project Issue Tracker
2. Questions? Send me (Julian Lam) a message bia GitHub