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Redmine (http://www.redmine.org/) is also a good choice (free, fast, easy to setup and use), especially if you want other project management features.

We use it, and are happy with it.

You give me too much credit. I pay for secure offsite svn. They were providing us w/ bugzilla :)

I clearly didn't do much homework on this. But I stand by our solution even if it was made in ignorance. It is the only bug tracking tool mentioned (besides the guy using git, good idea btw) that doesn't interrupt the workflow.

You could use svnrepository, which would give you trac instead of bugzilla for like $4 a month. I use them a lot for my stuff.

Who do you use for svn? I'm really suprised anyone would offer bugzilla when trac has integrated support for svn.

Trac is amazing, I've been using devjavu.com for secure hosting, and it comes with svn+trac. But trac and svn are really easy to set up on a linux server if you have the time and interest.