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Iavor,

> Any other suggestions?

I can tell you from experience that Double-Choco-Latte, another
PHP/PostgreSQL tool, is really set up just for single projects.  So it
would work fine for PGAccess-only.   However, DCL has its own problems
and is not necessarily better than Mozilla; I personally don't think
it's worth switching tools just to eat our own dogfood if we don't gain
some functionality in the process.

I'd love to re-write one of these tools someday; they all have ghastly
UI problems.   Right.   Just after I do the accounting program, and get
caught up on my tax filing, and re-paint the bathroom ...

The one thing that really "bugs" me about Mozilla/Issuezilla is that,
if you click the link on an issue e-mail, you don't get automatically
logged in, forcing you to search for the bug a second time if you want
to commment or close the issue.  Grrr.  Also there's no option *not* to
get the darned e-mails for people who check the web interface
regularly.

-Josh