[ale] Project/Time Management and Billing Programs

[Sergio Chaves]

Hi Ben.

Have you checked eGroupare ( www.egroupware.org )?
It is a nice web app based on PHP/Apache/MySQL and/or Postgres.

By following these instructions ( 
http://pclinuxonline.com/article.php?sid=9068 )
and  the "manual" for eGroupware,  I was able to successfully connect 
Kontact and eGroupware.
Lots of extra (add-on) modules are available too :o)

Thanks

Sergio

Benjamin Scherrey wrote:

>Geoffrey,
>
>	How well does it handle actual tracking of the project? For instance allowing resources to 
>enter their time utilization as they go along and updating project status? Also what language is it 
>written in and is there a pure-web interface or will it only run under Gnome? Ever run a client under 
>windows?
>
>	I too am looking for a tool like this but it keeps looking like something I'm gonna have to 
>write myself. Guess I can piecemeal it in python/postgres but I'd sure prefer to "buy" rather than 
>build. Got too much stuff on my plate as it is.
>
>	thanx & later,
>
>		Ben Scherrey
>
>12/9/2004 12:00:06 PM, Geoffrey <esoteric at 3times25.net> wrote:
>
>  
>
>>Jason Vinson wrote:
>>    
>>
>>>Hi Ale,
>>>
>>>We are looking for a good open source Project/Time Mgt. Application for 
>>>billing purposes.  The requirements would be to support Multiple 
>>>Employees on Multiple projects, and could output a per project report on 
>>>command.  :)
>>>
>>>Anyone using anything like that out there?
>>>      
>>>
>>We started with MrProject, then moved to planner, which appears to be a 
>>spin off of MrProject.  We choose planner because you could write the 
>>data to a database.  Limited reports, but you can generate them by 
>>project and you can do multiple projects.  I don't know if the data 
>>between projects is correlated in any way.  That is to say, if you've 
>>got Joe working 40 hours next week on project A, will that show up as a 
>>conflict if you try to schedule him for 40 hours on project B?
>>
>>Also, we could not get it to work on a database unless it was on the 
>>same machine.  I started looking at the code and figured out that it was 
>>ignoring the host value.  Hadn't gotten beyond that though.
>>
>>-- 
>>Until later, Geoffrey
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