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There are a few out there... none that I would call a clone exactly. I'll list off some good alternatives that I'm aware of though.
Retrospectiva
Redmine
Trac
TeamLab
OpenAtrium
Fulcrum
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I believe you can't find it because it isn't available yet. An original press release (July 2012) mentions:
EdX will release its learning platform as open-source software so that
anyone around the world can adopt and improve this shared tool. Timing
of the release has not yet been determined.
And more recently in an article (Sept 2012) about ...
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Have you looked at Highrise from the guys at 37Signals? All of their products have a free version that (as long as you don't want too many contacts etc) works pretty well.
There is SugarCRM - an Open Source CRM
Also Tiger CRM - another Open Source CRM
With both of the above you would need to host it yourself.
I think that if you have as many contacts as ...
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A rails offering: Tracks. Host it on your own server (or PC). I've used it in the past and liked it.
Tracks is a web-based application to
help you implement David Allen’s
Getting Things Done™ methodology. It
was built using Ruby on Rails, and
comes with a built-in webserver
(WEBrick), so that you can run it on
your own computer if you like. ...
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This really should be a comment, but haven't got the reputation yet.
There's no way that you can have multiple domains running on the same host if the hosting company doesn't support adding extra domains to the host. The underlying webserver needs to know where the files from a domain is located.
Depending on the host you can sometimes create subfolders ...
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You can install two instances of a CMS in different subfolders, and then setup an addon domain with your hosting provider. That's how I host two blogs, two instances of wordpress on the same hosting account, but access them from two different top-level domains.
In short it's commonly the hosting provider that provides such a feature, not the CMS.
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Blosxom
Movable Type
Type (requires Rails I think)
Or, if you want to use Wordpress and PgSQL, take a look at this
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A primary candidate is SourceForge.
Update: As at01 points out, SourceForge doesn’t have an integrated wiki. I believe it used to have Wikispaces integrated but that was apparently removed in July 2009. To further answer the question, this comparison table might help, although it needs verifying, because it is wrong in respect of the SourceForge wiki ...
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According to this page on the Wikitravel site:
There are currently no database dumps of Wikitravel available for
download. Some people have asked to make dumps available.
However, the article does go on to state:
Reasons to make dumps available
makes it easier for other sites to use WT info
will make the Offline_Reader_Expedition ...
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You can track open source projects by visiting the open source tag: http://www.kickstarter.com/discover/tags/open-source?ref=sidebar#p1
However, tracking via RSS does not work, at least not in Google Reader. There are RSS feed only for all projects or individual projects (see this link: http://www.kickstarter.com/help/faq/backer%20questions#ProfSett):
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For an open source web app, I would suggest Trac. It even has a GIT Plugin. If you don't really care if it is open source and that somebody else is hosting it, I would highly suggest Github.
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A project management app you mean?
If you want to host your own app, I think Teambox is worth a look. It's a project management app written in Rails.
It supports tasks, milestones, discussion threads and time tracking among other things. It has email notifications too.
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You can configure Gmail to pull mail using POP3 in Settings > Accounts and Import. This removes the mail from your domain and stores it in Gmail. Gmail lets you choose which email address to send from, so your outgoing email can still use yourname@yourdomain.com.
The only problem I've had using this feature is that the polling interval is too slow for me. ...
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Mollify doesn't yet come with integration into CMSes, but it seems to meet all of the criteria you stated.
It's under the EPL 1.0 license with the option to buy a commercial license if that's not good enough. (I contacted the author and confirmed that interpretation of the website copy is correct.)
Also, Mollify 2 (currently in alpha) uses the GPL 2.0 for ...
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You have the famous SourceForge as already stated by Mike.
You also have Codeplex, hosted by Microsoft (no restrictions on languages or tools though).
You have java.net for Java world only (don't know in which language your project will be written).
Then, as you didn't state the solution has to be free, you also have the good Jira Studio from Atlassian.
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I am not sure if it is going to be easy to find an exact clone, but you have some good other open source bug tracking solutions: Trac , Mantis, Redmine, etc. (there are installers to make the deployment easy at BitNami site.)
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While conXt currently does not support all of your requirements, much of what you are describing here is where we want to get to. I wanted to contribute to the conversation here in the hopes that more people will give conXt a try and offer useful feedback. It's free, with no ads, so hopefully feedback is a small price to ask!
Edit: I'm the founder!
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I use Highrise HQ free version for this. I have fewer than 250 contacts.
Pros:
established platform, with plug-ins
a time line for each person
tags
Cons:
it's way too expensive if you want it for personal use and have more than 250 contacts
sync'ing is a problem without 3rd party plug-in
still too many 'clicks' required to do things on the web site
no ...
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Cyn.in
Collaborative Applications
Spaces
Social Applications
Productivity and Interfaces
Organization and Management
Search, Navigation and Retrieval
Customize and Extend
Technology Platform
BigTent
I know it's not open source, but It seems to fit your requirements. Features listed, are -
Member Management
Shared Admin Access
Payment Processing
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