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I've started looking at Trac recently, a nice web-based project management tool written in Python.
It integrates with existing Subversion repositories; for example, you can browse the code in your repositories with Trac (it'll be displayed syntax-highlighted), view diffs between revisions etc. etc. Additionally, you get a wiki (e.g. for project documentation), as well as a built-in bug-tracker a la Bugzilla, all integrated nicely into a single piece of software...
It's Free Software, of course (the license changed from GPL to revised BSD somewhat recently)...
A few words on the installation:
- First, install Trac, e.g. via
apt-get install trac. - Then create a so-called Trac environment with
trac-admin /path/to/environment/myproject initenv. You'll be asked where your svn repository resides, what's the name of the project etc. - You can then edit
/path/to/environment/myproject/conf/trac.ini, and change the header logo/URL, the default component/priority/issue-owner and more. - For more administration, I recommend using the interactive Trac shell via
trac-admin /path/to/environment/myproject. Type "help" for um... help. - Read the docs for how to setup the web server in order to run Trac (you can use CGI, FastCGI, or mod_python).
So far I've set up ca. 7-8 Trac instances for various projects and I'm quite happy with it. While I was at it, I also created a tiny Trac article in the German Wikipedia.
You can get tons of useful plugins and macros over at trac-hacks.org for additional functionality, e.g. DoxygenPlugin, GanttPlugin, DebianBtsMacro, and many more.
