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Excelent!
by Jairo Willian Pereira - Dec 12th 2003 05:23:21
Bugtracking system very easy to use, readaptatible &
stable. The major BGS available in just moment.
Congratulations!!!
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ERROR: There was an error in your report? (When trying to submit new bug)
by Chenome - Sep 3rd 2002 04:08:45
Hi there.
I installed the latest version of Mantis which is 0.17.5 on a Redhat 7.3
installation with php and mysql-php version 4.1.2-7.
My previous installation was on redhat 7.2, with php 4.0.6-7, and
php-mysql being the same.
On the new system (0.17.5), I can add & change employees, and the same
with projects. I can also add & change users and do everything
normally.
However, when I try and add a new bug to a project, (and select all info
from the required drop down boxes, and supply info in the required places),
I get the following error:
ERROR: There was an error in your report.
You must select a category
You must select a severity
You must select a reproducibility
You must enter a summary
You must enter a description
(With a button saying "Go Back".
I go back, and add all the info again, and the same thing happens.
PLEASE could anybody be kind enough to help out on this one.
I would REALLLLY appreciate it.
Thanking you.
Derek Chenome Pienaar
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Re: ERROR: There was an error in your report? (When trying to submit new bug)
by Steven Schmutz - Sep 18th 2002 07:00:14
Hi Derek,
I had the same problem with my installation.
To solve the problem, I set the following in the
/Mantis/default/config_inc1.php file: $g_allow_file_upload = OFF;
It was previously set to ON.
Cheers
Steven
> Hi there.
>
> I installed the latest version of Mantis
> which is 0.17.5 on a Redhat 7.3
> installation with php and mysql-php
> version 4.1.2-7.
>
> My previous installation was on redhat
> 7.2, with php 4.0.6-7, and php-mysql
> being the same.
>
> On the new system (0.17.5), I can add
> & change employees, and the same
> with projects. I can also add &
> change users and do everything normally.
>
>
> However, when I try and add a new bug to
> a project, (and select all info from the
> required drop down boxes, and supply
> info in the required places), I get the
> following error:
>
> ERROR: There was an error in your
> report.
>
> You must select a category
> You must select a severity
> You must select a reproducibility
> You must enter a summary
> You must enter a description
>
> (With a button saying "Go
> Back".
>
> I go back, and add all the info again,
> and the same thing happens.
>
> PLEASE could anybody be kind enough to
> help out on this one.
>
> I would REALLLLY appreciate it.
>
> Thanking you.
>
> Derek Chenome Pienaar
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This was the project that convinced my boss
by Alex Bennee - Dec 25th 2001 15:32:46
We'd been looking for a bug-tracking system to update our paper based
system for a while. I've tried 'em all (including the powerful yet monster
bugzilla).
This is the project that showed him what OS was capable of. Not only is it
a good lightweight bug-tracker but the code is well laid out and a joy to
customise.
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Vast improvement over Bugzilla..
by Nurikabe - Dec 19th 2001 10:47:12
With the prospect of going through another painful Bugzilla install, I
decided to give Mantis a try. Less than an hour later Mantis was installed
and running perfectly. After using it for two weeks now, I have to say
that Mantis is the most well-thought-out bug tracking system I have used
yet. Also using it to manage feature requests.
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Looks good
by Leonid Mamchenkov - Nov 29th 2001 11:16:55
I have just installed it for our technical support center. It looks fine,
feature-complete for our needs, and was defenetely easy to install.
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Leonid Mamchenkov
http://mamchenkov.net
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Mantis with register_globals set to 'off'
by Vadim Penzin - Oct 11th 2001 12:56:47
Unfortunately, Mantis does not function at all if
register_globals flag in php.ini is set to 'off'.
If you want Mantis to co-exist with other PHP code
that requires this setting to be 'off', you can
resort to a simple workaround.
Create .htaccess in the Mantis' directory, it
should contain only one line (unless you need to
put there some other directives):
php_flag register_globals on
Then make sure that Apache will read this
file - include the following lines in your
httpd.conf:
<Directory /full/path/to/mantis>
AllowOverride
Options
</Directory>
Of course, this solution is for PHP+Apache :)
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Works great, less filling!
by hucker - Sep 24th 2001 17:56:37
We are using Mantis on site and it has been trouble free (with the
exception of PHP Windows2K probelms) and the people working on it are
diligent at working through feature requests. It was a slam dunk to
install and get running. I look forward to growing with the product!
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Hits Exactly the Right Spot
by Stephen Pandich - May 10th 2001 21:51:41
This product (Mantis) is excellent. For our in-house needs it is perfect.
It hits exactly the right balance between simplicity and complexity (a rare
thing). While bug-tracking for projects is a common thing, it is uncommon
to find such a well thought out tool that makes it all so simple. IMHO
Bugzilla is very mediocre and most of the other good tools are not
web-based (a real hassle for mixed-OS environs).
Kudos to Kenzaburo Ito who has done a first rate job!
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Re: Hits Exactly the Right Spot
by Steve Cook - Jun 21st 2001 13:30:29
This program is by far the best. It fit our needs almost exactly. If
you're looking for a bug tracking system... stop looking and download
Mantis. Thanks Kenzaburo Ito!
-steve
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