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redmine-lite is a lightweight, easy-to-install fork of redmine-stable with smart defaults.

Recently, some of the redmine dev team forked it to create ChiliProject.

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1. redmine-lite A lightweight, easy-to-install fork of Redmine 1.0.3-stable. Mike Leone Panoptic Development, Inc 23 Mar 2011

3. Built on Rails.

4. http://www.redmine.org/

5. Recently, some of the redmine dev team forked it to create ChiliProject.

6. https://www.chiliproject.org/

7. I haven't looked into ChiliProject yet.

9. Install and deploy in about three minutes

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11. One single setup command

12. Sqlite database

13. Free Gmail SMTP server for email notifications

14. Ruby 1.8.6

15. Thin web server

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17. Couldn't host externally due to IT policies.

18. Couldn't interface with clients' SMTP server.

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21. Failover, redundancy

22. Process monitoring

23. Automatic init on boot

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26. @facebiff WE'RE HIRING.

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