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Mantis is the bug trackign system I will be using for MoneyMan.
Installing Mantis is not too hard, once you figure out the requirements and security settings to allow you to install.
Here's a step by step guide on how to install Mantis along with its required software.
Make sure you enter the proper MySQL username and password with DB creation rights (e.g. root) when prompted by the Mantis installer.
Now you should have Mantis running on your system.
Note 1: When installing Mantis on my laptop, I had a few directory problems with it. What I had done was extract Mantis to my desktop and then copy the folder to C:\InetPub\WWWRoot, which basically copied the security settings of the directory along with it. All I had to do then was create another directory in C:\InetPub\WWWRoot and copy the files to it from Mantis. This worked for me.
Note 2: After installing Mantis you might be propmpted to manually copy the configuration settings to one of the php file. Follow the screen prompts, it's quite simple.
Note 3: The administrator user password for Mantis is root. Change it the first time you login.
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