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FRS (Score:2)

by djberg96 (2603)

I've always thought SourceForge's FRS system was *DUMB*.
"Let me get this straight - I can't use the web interface to upload a file. I have to ftp it using an anonymous login. Oh, and I have to remember to cd to the '/incoming' directory first, then upload it. Then, I grab it out of a pool of files and attach it to my project. Oh, and anyone could steal my files before I have the chance to associate them with my project. Got it".
Totally retarded crap. This is the only GForge interface I've seen tha
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  by brian_d_foy (44)
  
  Is there a better, public service or do you have a local installation?
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    by djberg96 (2603)
    
    For Perl? No, there isn't one, which is kinda why I would like to see a PerlForge. I suppose there's always Savannah.
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      by draven (2268) <reversethis-{on.deefeht} {ta} {sucram}> on 2004.05.20 5:22 (#30969) Homepage Journal
      
      Savannah is also PHP based. However, there is a perl-based alternative. Autrijus' openfoundry is based on RT and various other pieces of perl. (http://rt.openfoundry.org)
      
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