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OpenDRS $drs_version Discrepancy Reporting System


This program is licensed under the terms of the GNU General Public License. Click on the link or see the LICENSE file in the distribution to read it. OpenDRS is Copyright (C) 2025 by Rod Wright.

OpenDRS is a simple online maintenance tracking/discrepancy reporting application. It allows anyone with a web browser to create, view, and search writeups. The look and feel of the OpenDRS pages are easily changed. Settings that affect all users can be changed in the Admin Functions menu. User specific settings can be changed in the My Profile menu. No browser specific HTML is used in OpenDRS, so it should be useable in any browser, and it has been tested using Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Internet Explorer, and Microsoft Edge.

OpenDRS is highly flexible. Instructions are included in the distribution for creating a user terminal with a Raspberry Pi. OpenDRS can be hosted on a centralized server, accessed by networked PCs and/or Raspberry Pi terminals. It can also be hosted directly on a Raspberry Pi terminal as a non-networked standalone system or in a small network of Raspberry Pi terminals.

To read about the changes in this latest version of OpenDRS, click on the link or see the CHANGELOG file in the distribution.

Several pieces of Open Source software make OpenDRS possible.
LinuxAll development and most of the testing of OpenDRS was done on computers running the Linux operating system.
PHPOpenDRS is written in PHP, a hypertext preprocessor, which makes possible the dynamic content of the pages.
MariaDBOpenDRS stores its data in a MariaDB database.
ApacheOpenDRS was developed using the Apache web server.
Fugue
Icons
The icons used in OpenDRS are from the Fugue Icon set created by Yusuke Kamiyamane. The entire set is available at p.yusukekamiyamane.com, and is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License.

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