Bitnami Tracks Module is a free solution for deploying the Tracks productivity software on an existing Bitnami LAMP server, without having to use the Bitnami Tracks Stack product or to manually install Tracks’ dependencies, such as Apache, MySQL or PHP. It is a cross-platform software supported on all mainstream operating systems and hardware architectures.
What is Tracks?
Tracks is a free, platform-independent and open source web-based productivity application written with Ruby on Rails and designed from the ground up to implement David Allen’s Getting Things Done methodology. Tracks comes with dozens of attractive features, including a built-in web server called WEBrick.
Installing Bitnami Tracks Module
The Bitnami Tracks Module native installers have been developed using the BitRock InstallBuilder tool, which means that they are cross-platform and work well with distributions of Linux, as well as with the Mac OS X and Microsoft Windows operating systems. To install it, just download the package that corresponds to your computer’s hardware architecture (64-bit or 32-bit), run it and follow the on-screen instructions.
Run Tracks on the cloud or virtualize it
Thanks to Bitnami, you can also run Tracks on the cloud instead of installing it on a computer. For this, you will need the pre-built cloud images for the Amazon EC2 or Windows Azure cloud hosting providers. Additionally, you can virtualize Tracks using Bitnami’s virtual machine image based on the latest LTS version of Ubuntu and designed to be compatible with VMware or VirtualBox virtualization software.
The Bitnami Tracks Stacks
Besides the Bitnami Tracks Module product reviewed here, Bitnami also offers a stack, which is an all-in-one installer for deploying the Tracks application on any desktop computer or laptop without having to pay for expensive products or services. The Bitnami Tracks Stacks is also free of charge and it’s available for download separately on Softoware.
What is new in this release:
- Updated OpenSSL to 1.0.2j (Security fix CVE-2016-6304)
- Updated MySQL to 5.6.33
- Updated PHP to 5.6.26
- Updated phpMyAdmin to 4.6.4
- Patched Off-Path TCP Linux Kernel Vulnerability in Cloud Images and Virtual Machines (Security release CVE-2016-5696)
What is new in version 2.2.3-0:
- Added OCI8 module. It requires InstantClient 11.2.
- Updated phpMyAdmin to 4.2.9.1
- Updated MySQL to 5.5.40
- Updated Tracks to 2.3.rc1
- Updated PHP to 5.4.33
- Added banner with credentials info (VMs and Cloud Images)
- Updated Passenger to 4.0.50
- Updated phpMyAdmin to 4.2.8
- Updated MySQL to 5.5.39
- Updated PHP to 5.4.32
- Updated OpenSSL to 1.0.1i
- Updated phpMyAdmin to 4.2.7.1
- Updated Rails to 4.1.5
- Updated Bundler to 1.7.0
What is new in version 2.2.2-8:
- Updated Ruby to 2.0.0-p481
- Updated Apache to 2.4.10
- Updated PHP to 5.4.31
- Updated MySQL to 5.5.38
- Updated XDebug to 2.2.5
- Updated XCache to 3.1.0
- Updated mongo-php-driver to 1.5.4
- Updated php-couchbase to 1.1.5
- Updated Passenger to 4.0.45
- Updated Libxslt to 1.1.28
- Updated Libxml2 to 2.9.1
What is new in version 2.2.2-5:
- Updated Rails to 3.2.16
What is new in version 2.2.2-4:
- Updated Ruby to 1.9.3-p484
- Updated Passenger to 4.0.25
- Updated MySQL to 5.5.34
- Updated Subversion to 1.8.4
- Updated PHP to 5.4.22
- Updated phpMyAdmin to 4.0.9
What is new in version 2.2.2-3:
- Updated PHP to 5.4.21
- Updated phpMyAdmin to 4.0.8
- Updated Subversion to 1.8.3
- Updated Passenger to 4.0.14
What is new in version 2.2.2-2:
- Fixed conflicts with thin server on Windows
- Added mod_pagespeed 1.6.29.2 for Linux
- Upgrade Ruby to 1.9.3-p448 for Linux and OSX
- Updated MySQL to 5.5.32
What is new in version 2.2.2-1:
- Upgrade Ruby to 1.9.3-p429 for Linux and OSX
- Updated Passenger to 4.0.2
- Updated Tracks to 2.2.2
- Updated Apache to 2.4.4
- Added Apache MPM prefork, worker and event
- Updated MySQL to 5.5.30
What is new in version 2.2.2-0:
- Updated Tracks to 2.2.2
- Updated Apache to 2.4.4
- Added Apache MPM prefork, worker and event
- Updated MySQL to 5.5.30
What is new in version 2.2.1-3:
- Updated Rails to 3.2.13 to fix CVE-2013-1855, CVE-2013-1856 and CVE-2013-1857.
- Updated PHP to 5.4.13
- Updated Apache to 2.2.24
- Updated Ruby to 1.9.3-p392
- Updated MySQL to 5.5.29
- Updated Passenger to 4.0.0.rc4
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