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tracks Getting Things Done UPDATED
4 comments. Rated 5.0/5
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Description
Tracks is a web-based application to help you implement David Allen’s Getting Things Done™ methodology. Tracks is Open Source, free and licensed under the GNU GPL. http://www.rousette.org.uk/projects/ Please see comments below on how to get started.
Configuration
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| VM Type | VMware |
| Devices:Hdd1 | 1024 |
| System:Os | debian_etch |
| System:Ram | 256 |
| Miscellaneous:Archive Type | Zip file |
| Networking:Network Type | NAT |
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lcelio said 1 month ago:
Hi, how can I get the user linux and password? I clicked on “Resend password and access information” link, but I didn’t received any mail with passwords.
Thanks alot.
dmitriy said 1 month ago:
You may consider rebuilding this server (use Rebuild button above), and then add Tracks bundle from Bundle Explorer (see link on the start page). This is an earlier-generation Elastic Server, linux password retrieval probably won’t work for it. You still can use its Tracks application though – admin/admin.
dmitriy said 10 months ago:
Getting Started
Launch this Elastic Server. Then go to Elastic Manager (http on port 2999). Log in as admin/admin. Start Rails Server. Then go to port 9000 (http://address_of_elastic_server:9000) – log in as admin/abracadabra. Voila – you are ready to Get Things Done! This is an UPDATED server – includes one very minor fix.