[rt-users] trouble setting custom field from scrips

2007-04-03 Thread Borut Mrak
Hello,

I'm having a little trouble setting a custom field from a scrip.

What I'm trying to do is add some kind of notification so web interface
users see which of their tickets has unanswered customer responses.

What I have now is:

Description: WaitingFieldOnTransaction
Condition: OnTransaction
Action: User Defined
Template: Global Template: blank
Stage: Transaction Create
Custom action preparation code:

f ($trans-Type == Comment || $trans-Type == Correspond) {
  return 1;
} else {
  return 0;
}

Custom action cleanup code:
my $ownerid=$self-TicketObj-Owner;
my $actorid=$self-TransactionObj-Creator;

my $cf = RT::CustomField-new( $RT::SystemUser );
$cf-LoadByName( Name = 'WaitingForOwner' );

if($ownerid eq $actorid) {
  $self-TicketObj-AddCustomFieldValue(Field = $cf, Value = 'answered');
} else {
  $self-TicketObj-AddCustomFieldValue(Field = $cf, Value = 'Waiting');
}


What happens is that in case the requestor responds, the custom field
gets set to 'Waiting', but right after that it falls back to 'answered':

Mon Apr 02 08:29:42 2007 RT_System - WaitingForOwner answered changed
to Waiting  
Mon Apr 02 08:29:42 2007RT_System - WaitingForOwner Waiting changed to
answered

What could cause this? I also have a scrip that sets the status to
Waiting, but that only runs OnCreate.

thanks for any thoughts,
Borut Mrak.
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Re: [rt-users] trouble setting custom field from scrips

2007-04-03 Thread Borut Mrak
Borut Mrak wrote:
 What happens is that in case the requestor responds, the custom field
 gets set to 'Waiting', but right after that it falls back to
 'answered':

My bad, it's the other way around. We display newest transactions first.
The CF gets set to answered, and then right back to Waiting.

 Mon Apr 02 08:29:42 2007   RT_System - WaitingForOwner answered
 changed to Waiting
 Mon Apr 02 08:29:42 2007  RT_System - WaitingForOwner Waiting
 changed to answered

regards,
Borut Mrak.



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[rt-users] Add message to Results

2007-04-03 Thread Roman Steven

Hi,

I would like to display a message in the results section.  I believe
this has been covered, but I can't seem to find it in the wiki or by
searching the archives or my own saved messages.  Can somebody steer
me to right location?

Thanks,
Roman
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[rt-users] Collapsed View of Ticket?

2007-04-03 Thread D . J . Rickard

As a user of other systems just starting to look at RT, can someone
please point me in the right direction here?

What I want to do is make the default view of an individual ticket to
just display the transaction headers and use the [show] style of link
that you get with emails to display the transaction content.  It would
be nice to be able to switch between the standard expanded view and the
collapsed view as well.

I appreciate this will probably require local configuration, but would
appreciate a pointer or to know if anyone else has done this?

Thanks
David
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Re: [rt-users] LoadSavedSearches right and Customize RT at a glance Available queries

2007-04-03 Thread Stephen Turner

At Friday 3/30/2007 07:28 PM, Jared Hanks wrote:

Hello,

I'm apart of Group1 and have saved a search.  I want users in Group2 
to be able to load this saved search and add it to their Customize 
RT at a glance, but I'm unable to get it to work.  Users can't see 
the Group1's saved searches in the search builder and aren't able to 
see them in the Available column in Customize RT at a glance.


I have the CreateSavedSearch, 
EditSavedSearches,LoadSavedSearch,ShowSavedSearches rights granted 
to privileged users, so shouldn't I just need to go to Group1 and 
grant Group2 the ShowSavedSearch right?  This seems like this should 
do it, but it doesn't.


Any help is appreciated.

Thanks,
Jared


Jared,

I asked a similar question last week with no reply. From looking at 
the code, I found out that you will only see searches for the groups 
you are a member of (directly or indirectly). The saved search 
related rights on a group seem not to be used for anything.


Steve 


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Re: [rt-users] LoadSavedSearches right and Customize RT at a glance Available queries

2007-04-03 Thread Kenneth Crocker

Stephen,


	In response to the The saved search related rights on a group seem not 
to be used for anything. comment; The saved searches privileges for 
groups is based on the fact that the whole point of assigning group 
privileges to a Queue is because the owner of that Queue, or users, may 
not want others outside said privileged group(s) to see (possible 
critical/restricted ie. payroll) info on the tickets in that Queue. 
Hence, it was considered inappropriate to allow users outside a 
privileged group to use/save search Queries for tickets in a Queue with 
sensitive info.


Kenn
LBNL

Stephen Turner wrote:

At Friday 3/30/2007 07:28 PM, Jared Hanks wrote:

Hello,

I'm apart of Group1 and have saved a search.  I want users in Group2 
to be able to load this saved search and add it to their Customize RT 
at a glance, but I'm unable to get it to work.  Users can't see the 
Group1's saved searches in the search builder and aren't able to see 
them in the Available column in Customize RT at a glance.


I have the CreateSavedSearch, 
EditSavedSearches,LoadSavedSearch,ShowSavedSearches rights granted to 
privileged users, so shouldn't I just need to go to Group1 and grant 
Group2 the ShowSavedSearch right?  This seems like this should do it, 
but it doesn't.


Any help is appreciated.

Thanks,
Jared


Jared,

I asked a similar question last week with no reply. From looking at the 
code, I found out that you will only see searches for the groups you are 
a member of (directly or indirectly). The saved search related rights on 
a group seem not to be used for anything.


Steve
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[rt-users] Out of memory error when dumping Attachments table

2007-04-03 Thread Graham Dunn
I've asked this question on the mysql-users list, but there wasn't any
more information than what I've seen on google.

The problem is that I get an error when trying to use mysqldump to get a
backup of our Attachments table (all other tables will process fine)

/usr/local/bin/mysqldump: Error 5: Out of memory (Needed 14154840 bytes)
 when dumping table `Attachments` at row: 24285

mysql  Ver 12.22 Distrib 4.0.24, for portbld-freebsd5.3 (i386)
mysqldump  Ver 10.9 Distrib 4.1.12, for portbld-freebsd5.3 (i386)
and
mysqldump  Ver 9.11 Distrib 4.0.24, for portbld-freebsd5.3 (i386)

There are pages in the mysql online docs about setting variables in
/boot/loader.conf to avoid the 512MB per-process limit in FreeBSD:

seisei# more /boot/loader.conf
set console=comconsole
kern.maxdsiz=1G
# kern.dfldsiz=751619277 # 750 MB
kern.maxssiz=134217728 # 128MB

No change after reboot.

FreeBSD seisei.cs.myharris.net 5.3-RELEASE-p9 FreeBSD 5.3-RELEASE-p9 #0:
Wed Apr 20 13:14:54 EDT 2005
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/usr/obj/usr/src/sys/GENERIC  i386

vm.vmtotal:
System wide totals computed every five seconds: (values in kilobytes)
===
Processes:  (RUNQ: 1 Disk Wait: 0 Page Wait: 0 Sleep: 58)
Virtual Memory: (Total: 1823K, Active 1132540K)
Real Memory:(Total: 1009492K Active 708436K)
Shared Virtual Memory:  (Total: 40948K Active: 26944K)
Shared Real Memory: (Total: 37572K Active: 24768K)
Free Memory Pages:  48428K

I'm really grasping at straws here. Is there a way to back up the table
incrementally so that the smaller chunks don't hit the memory limit?

Thanks,
Graham

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Re: [rt-users] LoadSavedSearches right and Customize RT at a glance Available queries

2007-04-03 Thread Stephen Turner

At Tuesday 4/3/2007 11:38 AM, Kenneth Crocker wrote:

Stephen,


In response to the The saved search related rights on a 
group seem not to be used for anything. comment; The saved 
searches privileges for groups is based on the fact that the whole 
point of assigning group privileges to a Queue is because the owner 
of that Queue, or users, may not want others outside said 
privileged group(s) to see (possible critical/restricted ie. 
payroll) info on the tickets in that Queue. Hence, it was 
considered inappropriate to allow users outside a privileged group 
to use/save search Queries for tickets in a Queue with sensitive info.


Kenn
LBNL


Hello Kenn,

I'm not sure your answer addresses the question.

Supposing you would like to grant read-only access to your queue to 
another group of people. You'd set up a new group and grant them the 
appropriate rights to your queue. Perhaps you'd also like them to see 
and use your own group's saved searches. How would you do that? It 
would seem that granting the read-only group ShowSavedSearches 
rights on your own group should do the trick, but it doesn't. I'm 
still unclear on what the ShowSavedSearches right on a group is 
used for in RT.


Access to tickets themselves is controlled through queue  other acls 
- allowing someone to view and run a saved search doesn't allow them 
to see tickets they have no rights to.


Steve 


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[rt-users] view tickets opened by a member of my group

2007-04-03 Thread N.J. Thomas
hello,

How do I assign permissions such that everyone in a certain group can
view a ticket when a single member of their group opens a ticket in
some queue?

i.e., suppose I have two queues:

AccountingQueue
MarketingQueue

and two affiliated groups:

AccountingGroup
MarketingGroup

and some associated users:

AccountingUser1
AccountingUser2
MarketingUser1
MarketingUser2

If MarketingUser1 opens up a ticket in AccountingQueue, everyone in
AccountingGroup will see that ticket, in addition to MarketingUser1
(because he opened it).

But MarketingUser2 will not see this ticket, because he doesn't have
access permissions to AccountingQueue, nor did he open the ticket.

I would like for everyone in MarketingGroup to be able to view this
ticket. This is for RT 3.4.x.

thanks,
Thomas
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[rt-users] RE: [ANNOUNCE] A new faster shredder machine available

2007-04-03 Thread Philip Kime
Nice work Ruslan - this version (with the index additions) reduces the
single ticket shredding time down from 5 minutes to about 7-8 seconds.

PK
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Re: [rt-users] Depended on by vs. Parent

2007-04-03 Thread Stephen Turner

At Tuesday 4/3/2007 03:08 PM, Jason Long wrote:

Flynn, Timothy J wrote:
 What is the difference between depended on by vs. parent?

 Thanks,

 -Tim

I'm sure this is open to interpretation...

To me, depends / depended on by indicate separate tasks that 
must be performed in sequence. I.e. I have to finish the one task 
before the other task can _start_.


And parent / child indicate composition of tasks. I.e. the child 
task is part of the parent.  I say I have to finish the one task 
before the other task can _finish_.



My 2cents.
Jason



I believe RT enforces the depends on relationship - you can't 
resolve a ticket until its dependent ticks are resolved. I don't 
think there's any such enforcement for parent/child relationships. At 
least I think that's the right way round.


Steve 


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Re: [rt-users] Depended on by vs. Parent

2007-04-03 Thread Jeff Voskamp

Stephen Turner wrote:

At Tuesday 4/3/2007 03:08 PM, Jason Long wrote:

Flynn, Timothy J wrote:
 What is the difference between depended on by vs. parent?

 Thanks,

 -Tim

I'm sure this is open to interpretation...

To me, depends / depended on by indicate separate tasks that must 
be performed in sequence. I.e. I have to finish the one task before 
the other task can _start_.


And parent / child indicate composition of tasks. I.e. the child 
task is part of the parent.  I say I have to finish the one task 
before the other task can _finish_.



My 2cents.
Jason



I believe RT enforces the depends on relationship - you can't 
resolve a ticket until its dependent ticks are resolved. I don't think 
there's any such enforcement for parent/child relationships. At least 
I think that's the right way round.


Steve
Children can outlive their parents, but you can't finish something 
before you finish the things it depends on.


Jeff
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[rt-users] Changing $Organization in RT_Config

2007-04-03 Thread Mike Friedman

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I've consulted the list archives about this, but have not seen a 
definitive answer to my specific question, which is:


What are the practical consequences of changing the value of $Organization 
in the RT config?  This is separate from the question of $rtname, which I 
know about.


The comment in RT_Config says that $Organization is used by the linking 
interface to guarantee that ticket URIs are unique and easy to construct. 
Which URIs make use of $Organization?


I'm about to upgrade from RT 3.4.5 to 3.6.3.  I've done a clean install in 
a new environment and plan to move over my existing database that's been 
running with 3.4.5.  However, for various reasons (the domain name isn't 
really appropriate any more, for one thing), if possible I'd like the 
value of $Organization to better reflect the new auspices under which this 
RT will be running.


What kind of things might break if I change the value of $Organization 
while continuing to use the same database as before (after upgrading the 
schema, of course)?


Thanks.

Mike

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Re: [rt-users] Time Worked showing in minutes only

2007-04-03 Thread José de Paula Eufrásio Júnior
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José de Paula Eufrásio Júnior wrote:
 Hello, I'm using RT 3.6.1 and when I set the time worked to
 'hours' and submit the comment, the comment always shows 'number
 min' on the worked time, without any conversion (like, 2 hours =
 120 minutes).
Ok, I have past most of my afternoon trying to figure out this error

without success. Can anyone at least point me where the conversion
from hours to minutes takes place so I can have where to look again? I
searched the templates, the actions, the .pm stuff inside lib/ and I
can't find nothing that looks like converting data...


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Re: [rt-users] LoadSavedSearches right and Customize RT at a glance Available queries

2007-04-03 Thread Kenneth Crocker

Stephan,


	Along with ShowSavedSearches you also have to grant ModifySelf. 
Also,I was only addressing a comment made about the usefullness of the 
rights.



Kenn
LBNL

Stephen Turner wrote:

At Tuesday 4/3/2007 11:38 AM, Kenneth Crocker wrote:

Stephen,


In response to the The saved search related rights on a group 
seem not to be used for anything. comment; The saved searches 
privileges for groups is based on the fact that the whole point of 
assigning group privileges to a Queue is because the owner of that 
Queue, or users, may not want others outside said privileged group(s) 
to see (possible critical/restricted ie. payroll) info on the tickets 
in that Queue. Hence, it was considered inappropriate to allow users 
outside a privileged group to use/save search Queries for tickets in a 
Queue with sensitive info.


Kenn
LBNL


Hello Kenn,

I'm not sure your answer addresses the question.

Supposing you would like to grant read-only access to your queue to 
another group of people. You'd set up a new group and grant them the 
appropriate rights to your queue. Perhaps you'd also like them to see 
and use your own group's saved searches. How would you do that? It would 
seem that granting the read-only group ShowSavedSearches rights on 
your own group should do the trick, but it doesn't. I'm still unclear on 
what the ShowSavedSearches right on a group is used for in RT.


Access to tickets themselves is controlled through queue  other acls - 
allowing someone to view and run a saved search doesn't allow them to 
see tickets they have no rights to.


Steve

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[rt-users] Order of transactions

2007-04-03 Thread Gene LeDuc

Hi All,

I saw a post with a similar issue a while ago, but the solutions offered 
don't fit my situation.


I have 2 custom fields, IP and State.  IP is a single value text field and 
State is a single value combo box.


I'm modifying both values using the Basics tab of the Ticket screen.  I set 
IP to some value and State to some value via the pulldown menu, then click 
Save Changes.


My expectation is that both values would be modified before any scrips are 
triggered.


However...  It appears that RT modifies State first, which fires a 
custom-condition State Change scrip.  IP then gets modified only after 
the scrip fires, so it is not available to a template used by the State 
Change scrip.  The problem is that I need the IP in order to send out an 
e-mail that makes sense.


The History display shows the State being changed, then the actions of the 
State Change scrip (a queue change and the e-mail), then the IP value 
being set.


Is there a way I can hold off on the State Change scrip until after both 
values have been changed in the Basics screen?


It's not a scrip execution order issue, because there's only 1 scrip 
involved.  The issue is that I need all of the updates from the web page to 
happen before any scrips are triggered.


I can work around this if I make the changes in 2 steps (change IP then 
change State), but I'm sure my users won't see the logic in doing this.


I thought about adding a condition to the State Change scrip that makes 
sure that IP is not null.  That would keep the e-mail from going out with a 
null IP, but then the scrip condition would not be satisfied when the IP 
value does finally gets modified.


Has anyone else conquered this issue?  Or am I missing something pretty basic?

Thanks,
Gene



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Re: [rt-users] LoadSavedSearches right and Customize RT at a glance Available queries

2007-04-03 Thread Stephen Turner

At Tuesday 4/3/2007 04:50 PM, Kenneth Crocker wrote:

Stephan,


Along with ShowSavedSearches you also have to grant 
ModifySelf. Also,I was only addressing a comment made about the 
usefullness of the rights.



Kenn
LBNL



But the point is that granting these rights don't affect what saved 
searches you see - in order to see a group's saved searches, you have 
to be a member of the group. Which still leaves the question what 
are the rights used for?. IN other words, if I grant someone 
ShowSavedSearches on my group (along with ModifySelf), what does that enable?


Steve 


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[rt-users] RTFM spanish language

2007-04-03 Thread Luis Barajas
I just installed RT and RTFM last week, and I am preparing the system to 
be used on my organization.


The problem I am facing right now is that most of my users do not speak 
english. I have no problem selecting under preferences Spanish as my 
language for every user, it works fine until I got to RTFM.


I noticed that RTFM does not have a es.po so I wrote one and place it 
under /opt/rt3/local/po/FM/RTFM


The result is that some things get translated but it looks like only 
those that have a peer on the RT translation files, everything else 
stays in English.


I even tried switching to French (jut to try a file that came with the 
distribution) and got the same results.


Yes, I restarted apache.

I noticed that the RT *.po files are in the following directory:
/opt/rt3/lib/RT/I18N

What am I missing here?

Thanks
Luis
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Re: [rt-users] Changing $Organization in RT_Config

2007-04-03 Thread Jesse Vincent


On Apr 4, 2007, at 5:10 AM, Mike Friedman wrote:


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I've consulted the list archives about this, but have not seen a  
definitive answer to my specific question, which is:


What are the practical consequences of changing the value of  
$Organization in the RT config?  This is separate from the question  
of $rtname, which I know about.


The comment in RT_Config says that $Organization is used by the  
linking interface to guarantee that ticket URIs are unique and easy  
to construct. Which URIs make use of $Organization?


I'm about to upgrade from RT 3.4.5 to 3.6.3.  I've done a clean  
install in a new environment and plan to move over my existing  
database that's been running with 3.4.5.  However, for various  
reasons (the domain name isn't really appropriate any more, for one  
thing), if possible I'd like the value of $Organization to better  
reflect the new auspices under which this RT will be running.


What kind of things might break if I change the value of  
$Organization while continuing to use the same database as before  
(after upgrading the schema, of course)?





You'll break all the links between tickets.

Best,
Jesse


Thanks.

Mike

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