[rt-users] Problem to create a personal group dashboard

2011-12-27 Thread Daniel Garcia Mejia

Hi

1.- I create a group 'Extern'.
2.- I a user 'Extern1'.
3.- I assign user to the group
4.- I check the correct rights (I think)
5.- I create a dashboard 'External' in the  control panel of the grup.

When I login with''I can not see the 'dashboard' that I created earlier 
with the administrator account. Why?


Another thing I would ask is: you can change the 'homepage' (the RT at 
a glance ') for a particular user or group? Is the same 'RT at a glance' 
as 'Dashboard'?



Thanks!!

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[rt-users] Apache perl ?

2011-12-27 Thread Damien Hull
Here's what I have
1. Ubuntu 10.04
2. RT 4.0.4
3. New Installation of Perl in /usr/local/

I configured Request Tracker to use the new installation of perl. I'm
assuming Apache needs to use it as well. How do I get Apache to do
that?

I tried installing a libapache2-perl something. That didn't look right
because the version of perl is not the same. It uses the version of
perl that came with Ubuntu.

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Re: [rt-users] Apache perl ?

2011-12-27 Thread Ruslan Zakirov
On Tue, Dec 27, 2011 at 21:33, Damien Hull dh...@section9.us wrote:
 Here's what I have
 1. Ubuntu 10.04
 2. RT 4.0.4
 3. New Installation of Perl in /usr/local/

 I configured Request Tracker to use the new installation of perl. I'm
 assuming Apache needs to use it as well. How do I get Apache to do
 that?

Apache loads perl directly only if you're using mod_perl, otherwise
apache doesn't touch perl at all. With FCGI setup you can leave apache
alone.

 I tried installing a libapache2-perl something. That didn't look right
 because the version of perl is not the same. It uses the version of
 perl that came with Ubuntu.
 
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[rt-users] Help with shredder in 3.8.10

2011-12-27 Thread Dennis Comeaux
I know we should be upgrading, but you know how that goes. So I am stuck on
3.8.10 and I am trying to take some old restores and integrate that data
into one big new server which can handle the load.

So, I have restored the data I want to a new server.  I am now trying to
get that data OUT of the server with the shredder command
(/opt/rt3/sbin/rt-shredder).  What do I need to change to get it to see the
plugin?

**[root@rtarchives sbin]# ./rt-shredder --plugin list
Plugins list:
Objects
Users
Attachments
Summary
Tickets
SQLDump
[root@rtarchives sbin]# ./rt-shredder --plugin help-Tickets
Couldn't find plugin 'Tickets'
Plugins list:
Objects
Users
Attachments
Summary
Tickets
SQLDump
[root@rtarchives sbin]#

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Re: [rt-users] Help with shredder in 3.8.10

2011-12-27 Thread Dennis Comeaux
Ah HA!

Use rtx-shredder 0.07, downloadable from cpan.

[root@rtrestore090327 sbin]# pwd
/root/RTx-Shredder-0.07/sbin
[root@rtrestore090327 sbin]# ./rtx-shredder --plugin help-Tickets
USAGE
  masks

If any argument is marked with keyword `mask' then it means that this
argument support two special characters:

1) `*' matches any non empty sequence of the characters. For example
`*@example.com' will match any email address in `example.com' domain.

2) `?' matches exactly one character. For example `' will match any
string four characters long.

ARGUMENTS
Arguments which all plugins support.

  limit - unsigned integer

Allow you to limit search results. Default value is `10'.

NAME
RTx::Shredder::Plugin::Tickets - search plugin for wiping tickets.

ARGUMENTS
  queue - queue name

Search tickets only in particular queue.

  status - ticket status

Search tickets with specified status only. 'deleted' status is also
supported.

  updated_before - date

Search tickets that were updated before some date. Example: '2003-12-31
23:59:59'

[root@rtrestore090327 sbin]#


On Tue, Dec 27, 2011 at 2:07 PM, Dennis Comeaux dennis.come...@gmail.comwrote:

 I know we should be upgrading, but you know how that goes. So I am stuck
 on 3.8.10 and I am trying to take some old restores and integrate that data
 into one big new server which can handle the load.

 So, I have restored the data I want to a new server.  I am now trying to
 get that data OUT of the server with the shredder command
 (/opt/rt3/sbin/rt-shredder).  What do I need to change to get it to see the
 plugin?

 **[root@rtarchives sbin]# ./rt-shredder --plugin list
 Plugins list:
 Objects
 Users
 Attachments
 Summary
 Tickets
 SQLDump
 [root@rtarchives sbin]# ./rt-shredder --plugin help-Tickets
 Couldn't find plugin 'Tickets'
 Plugins list:
 Objects
 Users
 Attachments
 Summary
 Tickets
 SQLDump
 [root@rtarchives sbin]#

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