RE: [rt-users] Unowned Tickets list

2007-11-06 Thread Kobus Bensch
Hi Kenn

Thank you, your advise was spot on.

Kobus

-Original Message-
From: Kenneth Crocker [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: 02 November 2007 22:20
To: Kobus Bensch
Cc: rt-users@lists.bestpractical.com
Subject: Re: [rt-users] Unowned Tickets list

Kobus,


From what you've listed, it looks like anyone in this group SHOULD
be 
able to see all unowned tickets, at least in queue comp1. I didn't see 
the right to modify listed so I assume you have granted that right 
globally to the role "owners". I would think that the key to "seeing" 
unowned tickets in a queue is having the rights "TakeTicket", 
"StealTicket", and "OwnTIcket" for that queue either individually or 
thru group rights. Also, if those rights are granted globally to 
"Privileged" or "Everyone". If those rights are granted to any roles 
globally or for a queue and someone is in one of those roles then that 
will also allow them to see unowned tickets in a queue. I might be 
wrong, but that's how it seems to work for us.

Kenn
LBNL

On 11/2/2007 7:11 AM, Kobus Bensch wrote:
> Hi
> 
> I saw an email from an RT user regarding unowned tickets. I have a 
> similar problem where it appears all users see all unowned tickets. And 
> search I may I am unable to find the correct combination of rights to 
> prevent this except for the users belonging to all groups.
> 
> I have the following setup:
> 
> User A belongs to group A. Queue Comp1 has group a as membership with 
> the following rights for the group and the queue:
> Queue group rights
> 
> 
>   Current rights
> 
> /(Check box to revoke right)/
> CommentOnTicket
> CreateTicket
> OwnTicket
> ReplyToTicket
> SeeQueue
> StealTicket
> TakeTicket
> Watch
> 
> Group rights
> 
> 
>   Current rights
> 
> /(Check box to revoke right)/
> SeeGroup
> 
> Can you perhaps let em know where I am going wrong.
> 
> Thanks in advance
> 
> Kobus
> 
> 
> 
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Re: [rt-users] Unowned Tickets list

2007-11-02 Thread Kenneth Crocker

Kobus,


	From what you've listed, it looks like anyone in this group SHOULD be 
able to see all unowned tickets, at least in queue comp1. I didn't see 
the right to modify listed so I assume you have granted that right 
globally to the role "owners". I would think that the key to "seeing" 
unowned tickets in a queue is having the rights "TakeTicket", 
"StealTicket", and "OwnTIcket" for that queue either individually or 
thru group rights. Also, if those rights are granted globally to 
"Privileged" or "Everyone". If those rights are granted to any roles 
globally or for a queue and someone is in one of those roles then that 
will also allow them to see unowned tickets in a queue. I might be 
wrong, but that's how it seems to work for us.


Kenn
LBNL

On 11/2/2007 7:11 AM, Kobus Bensch wrote:

Hi

I saw an email from an RT user regarding unowned tickets. I have a 
similar problem where it appears all users see all unowned tickets. And 
search I may I am unable to find the correct combination of rights to 
prevent this except for the users belonging to all groups.


I have the following setup:

User A belongs to group A. Queue Comp1 has group a as membership with 
the following rights for the group and the queue:

Queue group rights


  Current rights

/(Check box to revoke right)/
CommentOnTicket
CreateTicket
OwnTicket
ReplyToTicket
SeeQueue
StealTicket
TakeTicket
Watch

Group rights


  Current rights

/(Check box to revoke right)/
SeeGroup

Can you perhaps let em know where I am going wrong.

Thanks in advance

Kobus




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[rt-users] Unowned Tickets list

2007-11-02 Thread Kobus Bensch

Hi

I saw an email from an RT user regarding unowned tickets. I have a 
similar problem where it appears all users see all unowned tickets. And 
search I may I am unable to find the correct combination of rights to 
prevent this except for the users belonging to all groups.


I have the following setup:

User A belongs to group A. Queue Comp1 has group a as membership with 
the following rights for the group and the queue:

Queue group rights


 Current rights

/(Check box to revoke right)/
CommentOnTicket
CreateTicket
OwnTicket
ReplyToTicket
SeeQueue
StealTicket
TakeTicket
Watch

Group rights


 Current rights

/(Check box to revoke right)/
SeeGroup

Can you perhaps let em know where I am going wrong.

Thanks in advance

Kobus
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Re: [rt-users] Unowned Tickets list on RT at a Glance

2007-06-15 Thread Kenneth Crocker

John,

	You can also make sure that the "SeeQueue" and "ShowTicket" privileges 
are not set for Everyone (globally or per queue)or for all privileged 
users, etc. and are just for the groups/users that WANT to see that 
queue/tickets. If a user (individually or in a group) does not have 
those privileges, I do not believe they will see unwanted queues/tickets 
on their home page.


Kenn
LBNL

John Arends wrote:
Can anyone think of a way to prevent tickets from certain queues from 
showing up under Unowned Tickets on the RT at a Glance page?


We have users who need full access to some queues occasionally, but they 
do not work with tickets from those queues on a daily basis, and are not 
responsible for them. As a result it would be nice if tickets from those 
queues did not show up in their unowned tickets list.

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RE: [rt-users] Unowned Tickets list on RT at a Glance

2007-06-15 Thread Erik Peterson

Hello,


-Original Message-
> Can anyone think of a way to prevent tickets from certain queues from
> showing up under Unowned Tickets on the RT at a Glance page?
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You can edit the saved search that generates the unowned list.  On our
system, it's called "[_1] newest unowned tickets" and the TicketSQL is:

Owner = 'Nobody' AND Queue != 'PurpleForm' AND  (  Status = 'new' OR
Status = 'open' OR Status = 'waiting' )

Or conversely, I am sure you could pass in a (Queue = 'first' or Queue =
'second') to specify which queues should show.

Hope that helps,
Erik

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[rt-users] Unowned Tickets list on RT at a Glance

2007-06-15 Thread John Arends
Can anyone think of a way to prevent tickets from certain queues from 
showing up under Unowned Tickets on the RT at a Glance page?


We have users who need full access to some queues occasionally, but they 
do not work with tickets from those queues on a daily basis, and are not 
responsible for them. As a result it would be nice if tickets from those 
queues did not show up in their unowned tickets list.

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