EVENTUM - INSTALLATION AND CONFIGURATION

Eventum is a user-friendly and flexible issue tracking system that can be used by a support department to track incoming technical support requests, or by a software development team to quickly organize tasks and bugs. 

System Requirements:

A Webserver that is capable of handling PHP scripts (i.e Apache HTTPD Server)

1. PHP 5.1.0 or newer with the following extensions
2. PCRE Extension
3. Session handling enabled
4. MySQL Extension
5. GD Extension
6. IMAP Extension (c-client imap library)
7. gettext support if you want to use localization 
8. An SMTP and POP Server for email support
9. MySQL Database Server (you can get it from the MySQL Download page) 

Download Eventum from below Link

http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/other/eventum/

Anyway, all you should have to do is place the Eventum files in a directory that is viewable from the web, and open it up with your browser. 

Eventum should redirect you to the installation screen, and it will try to guess some of required parameters, like path in the server and etc.

http://yourserver.com/eventum/

If Eventum's installation script finds that it needs a few directories or permissions changed, it will print the warnings before actually displaying the installation screen. Just fix what it says is wrong/missing and everything should go well.

After the installation is done, you should go and take all of the available privileges from the '/setup' directory, so other people are not allowed to go in there and mess with your configuration.

IMPORTANT: By default, the admin user login is set to to admin@example.com during installation. Be sure to change this to a valid email address with a new password immediately. Note that eventum will attempt to send the new password to the specified address, which should be valid to prevent the password from being exposed if the email is bounced.