Moving from RTC to fossil

I am a fan of IBM's Rational Team Concert, but have reluctantly decided that I need to move from it to something much easier on the operations side. My specific problem is that the Ubuntu machine on which I run the RTC server needs a clean reinstall¹. Having tried (on my laptop that also has Ubuntu installed) to use my backup of the repository² to get a working clone of the RTC system has proved a LOT harder that I would like, I ended investigating alternatives.

Fossil is my selected alternative, at least for the time being. The pro's and con's (at least as compared with RTC) are:

Pro's

• Install is easy (I'd go as far as trivial) - fossil is a single executable (with executables for Windows and Linux (also Mac, though I don't have any of those at this time))
• Includes a problem tracking system as well as a source control system (also a wiki)
• The repository is a single file, yet is still a SQL database (fossil uses SQLite)
• Its mental model for development is not that dissimilar to RTC
• Builtin web server for admin and browse capabilities (OK, so you have to run the executable to get the server running...)
• Moving from RTC will allow me to use an up to date eclipse - not that the current version I'm using is broken!

Con's

• No integration with eclipse - this one is a shame, but my website and plugins are small enough that I can handle running a commit command to put my changes into the repository
• No included build support (though fossil can generate a rss feed). I did investigate getting jenkins running, but since there's just me and I already had one-step build running, I've (for the time being at least) decided I can manage to run a manual build instead
• The lack of build support means there's no immediately obvious way to publish build results - this is next on my investigation list (I suspect using either a wiki page, or technotes might be a substitute, but I'm worried about wanting attachments in some form - I guess that's another con for the moment.

As you can probably guess I do consider this to be a shame, but I don't want to spend lots of time attempting to set up RTC on a reinstalled machine so that it's the same as before