Note a done task: Bug tracker is http://issues.nmap.org/

todo/done.txt

@@ -1,5 +1,15 @@
 DONE:
 
+o Adopt an issue tracking system for Nmap and related tools.  We
+  should probably look at our needs and options and then decide on and
+  either install it on our own infrastructure or use it hosted elsewhere.
+  - David notes that Trac seems to work well for Tor -- see
+  https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor
+  - One thing which can be nice is being able to interact with the
+    system through email.  Like for bugs people file on the Nmap package
+    in Debian, I can just reply to the mail and it gets added in the tracker.
+  - This is now live at http://issues.nmap.org/
+
 o Update OpenSSL library to 1.0.1j
 
 o Our "make uninstall" should uninstall ndiff if it was installed too.

todo/nmap.txt

@@ -136,15 +136,6 @@ o We should fix nsedoc generation so it doesn't fail when blocks like
   just can't be fixed, we will have to document the heck out of it, I
   suppose.
 
-o Adopt an issue tracking system for Nmap and related tools.  We
-  should probably look at our needs and options and then decide on and
-  either install it on our own infrastructure or use it hosted elsewhere.
-  - David notes that Trac seems to work well for Tor -- see
-  https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor
-  - One thing which can be nice is being able to interact with the
-    system through email.  Like for bugs people file on the Nmap package
-    in Debian, I can just reply to the mail and it gets added in the tracker.
-
 o When scanning your own IP from Windows, Nmap currently recognizes
   the problem (can't do a raw scan like that on Windows) and skips the
   SYN scan, leading to Nmap printing a bunch of ports in "unknown"