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I would like to know what I can use as alternative as gitorious/gitosis on MY server, and that is able to link bug reports with source (like trac for subversion/...) ?

The server would be linux / osx powered.

Best regards.

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  • What's wrong with gitorious/gitosis? Theses tools allow links with bug reports. Do you want a simpler solution? If you are the only user, you can directly use a SSH keypair without any git frontend tool. – Benoit Courtine Oct 03 '11 at 19:11
  • What features do you want? How many users? What bug reporting tool do you want to use? – Andy Oct 03 '11 at 19:14
  • I tried Gitorious, it is a really great software, but I would prefer something simpler to deploy / maintain. I will be the only user, but I would like guests to browse code, and maybe publish bug reports. (any bug reporting tool is fine). – iXô Oct 03 '11 at 20:47
  • Also look at this post: [http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3822550/looking-for-free-github-enterprise-fi-edition-alternative-for-private-installa][1] [1]: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3822550/looking-for-free-github-enterprise-fi-edition-alternative-for-private-installa – eugenevd Sep 20 '12 at 13:43

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Gitolite is amazing. You also get really good support from Sitaram (the author) on the IRC channel. I would highly recommend it.

Hope this helps.

FURTHER: Gitosis is no longer actively developed. If you were considering using it, gitolite is an easy replacement as it uses the same workflow for admin, etc.

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Please check out RhodeCode, it supports git/hg/svn, has really nice installer that works on linux/windows (mac support coming soon)

We have issue tracker integration that works with redmine/jira/bugzilla etc. You can even configure smart commits with those and resolve issues by doing pushes.

disclosure: i created this project.

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I recently came across GitList (PHP based) by Klaus Silveira. It's really simple to setup and has a nice UI. I have also written an article describing the setup process.

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Consider using GitLab, it has merge requests to do code reviews, a wiki and an issue tracker. (disclosure: I'm a co-founder.

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You can git clone --bare onto any *nix based server to keep a copy of your repo (and all it's files) and all you have to do is manage ssh permissions as you would any other *nix management.

For others to browse your repo via a web interface, this should help.

Git doesn't do bug reporting natively, but some add on software could help. Personally, I'd recommend a service like lighthouse or pivotal tracker.

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Finally, I used GitBlit http://gitblit.com/

It is a simple application that doesn't needs a lot of depencies from the OS. And the GUI is quite nice.

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