Bugdar 1.2.1 PHP script

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Bugdar is an Open-source PHP-MySQL bug tracking system. Bugdar is an Open-source PHP-MySQL bug tracking system that has customizable CSS/XHTML templates, email notifications, Atom syndication, internationalization support, and a very simple setup. the XML export feature, search results can be downloaded and saved as an XML file for later processing, which is helpful for importing into an external reporting application such as Microsoft Excel. Saved searches enable your users to remember commonly-used search queries and rerun them at their convenience and need. Finally, mass-updates allow developers to perform a search and then update all the bugs in the result set at once.
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