SharePoint services can be used with SQL Express. For full text search support, do not forget to download SP2 with advanced features : http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/sql/download/ . So If you have a 2003 server licence, you're all set.
Currently, we manage a few projects using WSS V3. It's going quite well, we've implemented issue tracking with a custom list, and document sharing is very efficient (it's the base of WSS).
如果您使用 SharePoint，则只需要基础 Windows SharePoint Services，而不是 Microsoft Office SharePoint Services。 除此之外，Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer 现在是免费的，你应该做得很好。
您将需要添加问题跟踪系统，但您可以从内置问题跟踪列表开始，然后对其进行自定义。 特别是，将工作流添加到任何列表都相当简单，并且 SharePoint 工作流基于 Windows Workflow Foundation，这意味着您应该能够与任何内容集成。 您可以对 Subversion 集成执行相同的操作。
If you went with SharePoint, you would only need the base, Windows SharePoint Services, not Microsoft Office SharePoint Services. Between that, plus the fact that Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer is now free, you should do fine.
You will need to add an issue tracking system, though you could start with the built-in issue tracking list, and then customize it. In particular, it's fairly simple to add workflow to any list, and SharePoint workflows are based on Windows Workflow Foundation, meaning that you should be able to integrate with anything. You might do the same for your subversion integration.
Opengoo has all of the features you mention -except subverion integration, but including time tracking.
I see it as something in between basecamp and sharepoint. The only thing for which may be weaker is in office integration, thou I think fengoffice offers an office plugin.
Someone did a comparison of opengoo vs activecollab. I'll post it here when I find it.
作为临时措施，我将 Fedora 安装在基于 Intel 的 mac mini 上，并安装了 activeCollab，它运行得很好（是的，我做了异地数据库和文件备份）。
i know this post is old, but i currently use both basecamp and activecollab. i handled the install of AC as well and it was about as painless as it gets.
managing it has been a breeze, and yes there is subversion integration.
as a temporary measure, i put fedora on n intel-based mac mini, and installed activeCollab and it runs great (yes, i do offsite database and file backups).
More people here are familiar with SharePoint, so let me provide answers from activeCollab perspective:
Document sharing and collaborative work on files is mainly on project level, done through Files section. There's also Global Documents section, but it's limited in functionality because it's made for sharing only and lacks collaborative features (no comments, revision tracking etc).
Files section features support for good old binary files (can't be edited in activeCollab itself, but you can download them, update them and upload new version), text documents (HTML documents that can be edited from within activeCollab's main interface), bookmarks and YouTube videos. New asset types can be added via third party modules.
Discussions: activeCollab is good at this because it's build to enable collaboration. Each project has a Discussions section (a mini forum), and most elements in the system (files, tasks etc) support comments which makes them discussion points as well.
Killer feature is activeCollab's email integration, that lets you start discussions with email and reply to email notifications and have these replies imported in the system as comments. We found that this greatly increases adoption rate of the application because people can continue to use tools that they are familiar with (email) instead of the need to fully switch to something new.
Issue Tracking: You can use built in Tasks feature for this, but note that it's not built for issue tracking in particular - it's a general task management implementation. Dedicated issue tracking tools like FogBugz, Bugzilla etc offer more specialized features, but you may find activeCollab's implementation sufficient for your needs.
Version Control Integration: activeCollab 2 had SVN support, activeCollab 3 adds GIT and HG support as well.
Office Integration: We have something in works that will let you work in Office application, and have your changes automatically stored in activeCollab. Since this is work in progress, I can't share any details, but I'll update this comment as soon as that tool becomes available.
Disclaimer: I'm original author of activeCollab. This is reply to an unanswered activeCollab related question, not a sales pitch :)
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SharePoint 服务可以与 SQL Express 一起使用。 如需全文搜索支持，请不要忘记下载具有高级功能的 SP2：http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/sql/download/" rel="nofollow noreferrer">http:// /msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/sql/download/ 。
因此，如果您拥有 2003 年的服务器许可证，则一切都已准备就绪。
目前，我们使用 WSS V3 管理一些项目。 进展顺利，我们已经使用自定义列表实现了问题跟踪，并且文档共享非常高效（这是 WSS 的基础）。
SharePoint services can be used with SQL Express. For full text search support, do not forget to download SP2 with advanced features : http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/sql/download/ .
So If you have a 2003 server licence, you're all set.
Currently, we manage a few projects using WSS V3. It's going quite well, we've implemented issue tracking with a custom list, and document sharing is very efficient (it's the base of WSS).
如果您使用 SharePoint，则只需要基础 Windows SharePoint Services，而不是 Microsoft Office SharePoint Services。 除此之外，Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer 现在是免费的，你应该做得很好。
您将需要添加问题跟踪系统，但您可以从内置问题跟踪列表开始，然后对其进行自定义。 特别是，将工作流添加到任何列表都相当简单，并且 SharePoint 工作流基于 Windows Workflow Foundation，这意味着您应该能够与任何内容集成。 您可以对 Subversion 集成执行相同的操作。
If you went with SharePoint, you would only need the base, Windows SharePoint Services, not Microsoft Office SharePoint Services. Between that, plus the fact that Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer is now free, you should do fine.
You will need to add an issue tracking system, though you could start with the built-in issue tracking list, and then customize it. In particular, it's fairly simple to add workflow to any list, and SharePoint workflows are based on Windows Workflow Foundation, meaning that you should be able to integrate with anything. You might do the same for your subversion integration.
Opengoo 具有您提到的所有功能 - 除了 subverion 集成之外，但包括时间跟踪。
我认为它介于大本营和共享点之间。 唯一可能比较弱的就是office集成，我觉得fengoffice提供了一个office插件。
有人对 opengoo 与 activecollab 进行了比较。 当我找到它时，我会将其发布在这里。
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链接在这里：
http://forums.opengoo.org/index.php?topic=617.0
Opengoo has all of the features you mention -except subverion integration, but including time tracking.
I see it as something in between basecamp and sharepoint. The only thing for which may be weaker is in office integration, thou I think fengoffice offers an office plugin.
Someone did a comparison of opengoo vs activecollab. I'll post it here when I find it.
edit:
Here is the link:
http://forums.opengoo.org/index.php?topic=617.0
ActiveCollab 现在集成了 Subversion
ActiveCollab now has Subversion integration
我知道这篇文章已经很旧了，但我目前同时使用 Basecamp 和 activecollab。 我还负责了空调的安装，这几乎是无痛的。
管理它是一件轻而易举的事，是的，还有颠覆集成。
作为临时措施，我将 Fedora 安装在基于 Intel 的 mac mini 上，并安装了 activeCollab，它运行得很好（是的，我做了异地数据库和文件备份）。
i know this post is old, but i currently use both basecamp and activecollab. i handled the install of AC as well and it was about as painless as it gets.
managing it has been a breeze, and yes there is subversion integration.
as a temporary measure, i put fedora on n intel-based mac mini, and installed activeCollab and it runs great (yes, i do offsite database and file backups).
这里更多人熟悉SharePoint，所以让我从activeCollab的角度提供答案：
文档共享和文件协作工作主要是在项目级别，通过文件部分完成。 还有全局文档部分，但其功能有限，因为它仅用于共享且缺乏协作功能（没有评论、修订跟踪等）。
文件部分支持旧的二进制文件（无法在 activeCollab 本身中编辑，但您可以下载它们、更新它们并上传新版本）、文本文档（可以在 activeCollab 主界面中编辑的 HTML 文档）、书签和 YouTube 视频。 可以通过第三方模块添加新的资产类型。
讨论：activeCollab 擅长于此，因为它的构建是为了实现协作。 每个项目都有一个讨论部分（一个迷你论坛），系统中的大多数元素（文件、任务等）都支持评论，这也使它们成为讨论点。
杀手级功能是 activeCollab 的电子邮件集成，它允许您通过电子邮件开始讨论并回复电子邮件通知，并将这些回复作为评论导入到系统中。 我们发现这大大提高了应用程序的采用率，因为人们可以继续使用他们熟悉的工具（电子邮件），而无需完全切换到新的工具。
有关电子邮件集成的更多信息，请访问：http://www.activecollab.com/features.html #email
问题跟踪：您可以使用内置的任务功能来实现此目的，但请注意，它并不是专门为问题跟踪而构建的 - 它是一个通用的任务管理实现。 FogBugz、Bugzilla 等专用问题跟踪工具提供了更专业的功能，但您可能会发现 activeCollab 的实现足以满足您的需求。
版本控制集成： activeCollab 2 具有 SVN 支持，activeCollab 3 还添加了 GIT 和 HG 支持。
Office 集成：我们的作品可以让您在 Office 应用程序中工作，并将您的更改自动存储在 activeCollab 中。 由于这项工作正在进行中，我无法分享任何细节，但一旦该工具可用，我将立即更新此评论。
免责声明：我是 activeCollab 的原作者。 这是对未回答的 activeCollab 相关问题的回复，而不是推销:)
More people here are familiar with SharePoint, so let me provide answers from activeCollab perspective:
Document sharing and collaborative work on files is mainly on project level, done through Files section. There's also Global Documents section, but it's limited in functionality because it's made for sharing only and lacks collaborative features (no comments, revision tracking etc).
Files section features support for good old binary files (can't be edited in activeCollab itself, but you can download them, update them and upload new version), text documents (HTML documents that can be edited from within activeCollab's main interface), bookmarks and YouTube videos. New asset types can be added via third party modules.
Discussions: activeCollab is good at this because it's build to enable collaboration. Each project has a Discussions section (a mini forum), and most elements in the system (files, tasks etc) support comments which makes them discussion points as well.
Killer feature is activeCollab's email integration, that lets you start discussions with email and reply to email notifications and have these replies imported in the system as comments. We found that this greatly increases adoption rate of the application because people can continue to use tools that they are familiar with (email) instead of the need to fully switch to something new.
More info about email integration can be found here: http://www.activecollab.com/features.html#email
Issue Tracking: You can use built in Tasks feature for this, but note that it's not built for issue tracking in particular - it's a general task management implementation. Dedicated issue tracking tools like FogBugz, Bugzilla etc offer more specialized features, but you may find activeCollab's implementation sufficient for your needs.
Version Control Integration: activeCollab 2 had SVN support, activeCollab 3 adds GIT and HG support as well.
Office Integration: We have something in works that will let you work in Office application, and have your changes automatically stored in activeCollab. Since this is work in progress, I can't share any details, but I'll update this comment as soon as that tool becomes available.
Disclaimer: I'm original author of activeCollab. This is reply to an unanswered activeCollab related question, not a sales pitch :)