Re: [dev] Service Level Agreement or Services linked to Queues

2009-04-08 Thread Martin Edenhofer

Hi Ronaldo,

On Apr 8, 2009, at 01:05 , Ronaldo Richieri wrote:

Guys, is there a way to connect SLA or Services to the Queues and  
not to Customer?


For Example, we have 2 queues: Software and Hardware

And we like to display software services for those who only see  
software queue and hardware services for those who only see hardware  
queue.


There are several ways to do so. The easiest one would be:

a) Add all customers to all services.

b) Create ACLs to restrict services to queues

   For more info about ACL see 
http://faq.otrs.org/otrs/public.pl?Action=PublicFAQItemID=68


Ronaldo Richieri


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Re: [dev] Service Level Agreement or Services linked to Queues

2009-04-08 Thread Ronaldo Richieri
fantastic tip! I'll try it :-)

Thanks!

On Wed, Apr 8, 2009 at 3:18 AM, Martin Edenhofer m...@otrs.com wrote:

 Hi Ronaldo,

 On Apr 8, 2009, at 01:05 , Ronaldo Richieri wrote:

  Guys, is there a way to connect SLA or Services to the Queues and not to
 Customer?

 For Example, we have 2 queues: Software and Hardware

 And we like to display software services for those who only see software
 queue and hardware services for those who only see hardware queue.


 There are several ways to do so. The easiest one would be:

 a) Add all customers to all services.

 b) Create ACLs to restrict services to queues

   For more info about ACL see
 http://faq.otrs.org/otrs/public.pl?Action=PublicFAQItemID=68

  Ronaldo Richieri


  -Martin

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Re: [dev] Service Level Agreement or Services linked to Queues

2009-04-08 Thread Ronaldo Richieri
Do you know if its possible to use REGEXP when creating an ACL? I know what
is possible to do with Regexp, but I don't Really know how to use and I
don't know if it's possible to use in this case.

The case is, I'm creating this ACL to hide some services and sub-services
from a group of users.

The mother Service is called IT and have some sub services like
IT::software, IT::hardware, and sub sub queues like
IT::software::SAP::Create User or IT::software::SIG. All this queues are
accessible for the IT group.

The system have other Services for other areas (it's a university) like
Academic and the subservices Academic::Resend Certificated. There is a
group of users called Academic. They can only deal with Academic queues
and services.

We would like to hide Academic services to IT atendents (users), and we
would like to hide IT services to Academic atendents (users).

I'm trying to do this with ACL restrictions, recommend by Martin:

$Self-{TicketAcl}-{'ACL-Name-1'} = {
Properties = {
# Tickets on IT Queue
User = {
 Group_rw = [
 'Academic',
 ],
 }

},
PossibleNot = {
Ticket = {
# Hides these Services
Service =
['IT,'IT::software','IT::software::SAP','IT::software::SAP::Create User'],
},
},

};

As you can see, we must right every Service that is under IT Service. Is
there a way to user REGEXP in this line:
Service =
['IT,'IT::software','IT::software::SAP','IT::software::SAP::Create User'],

So it will hide every service under IT that is already created and others
that will be created after?

Thanks,

Ronaldo Richieri
On Wed, Apr 8, 2009 at 3:18 AM, Martin Edenhofer m...@otrs.com wrote:

 Hi Ronaldo,

 On Apr 8, 2009, at 01:05 , Ronaldo Richieri wrote:

  Guys, is there a way to connect SLA or Services to the Queues and not to
 Customer?

 For Example, we have 2 queues: Software and Hardware

 And we like to display software services for those who only see software
 queue and hardware services for those who only see hardware queue.


 There are several ways to do so. The easiest one would be:

 a) Add all customers to all services.

 b) Create ACLs to restrict services to queues

   For more info about ACL see
 http://faq.otrs.org/otrs/public.pl?Action=PublicFAQItemID=68

  Ronaldo Richieri


  -Martin

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Re: [dev] Service Level Agreement or Services linked to Queues

2009-04-08 Thread Martin Edenhofer

Hi Ronaldo,

currently not. But I did a prototype implementation.

So you can do something like:

$Self-{TicketAcl}-{'ACL-Name-1'} = {
# match properties
Properties = {
Queue = {
Name = ['[RegExp]^Misc'],
},
   },
# return possible options (white list)
Possible = {
# possible ticket options (white list)
Ticket = {
Service  = ['[RegExp]^t1', '[RegExp]^t2'],
Priority = [ '4 high' ],
},
},
};

Starting with [RegExp] means the following will be a regexp content.

Is that what your are looking for?

http://users.otrs.com/~me/Kernel_System_Ticket.pm_2-3-ACL-RegExp

 -Martin

On Apr 8, 2009, at 16:04 , Ronaldo Richieri wrote:

Do you know if its possible to use REGEXP when creating an ACL? I  
know what is possible to do with Regexp, but I don't Really know how  
to use and I don't know if it's possible to use in this case.


The case is, I'm creating this ACL to hide some services and sub- 
services from a group of users.


The mother Service is called IT and have some sub services like  
IT::software, IT::hardware, and sub sub queues like  
IT::software::SAP::Create User or IT::software::SIG. All this  
queues are accessible for the IT group.


The system have other Services for other areas (it's a university)  
like Academic and the subservices Academic::Resend Certificated.  
There is a group of users called Academic. They can only deal with  
Academic queues and services.


We would like to hide Academic services to IT atendents (users), and  
we would like to hide IT services to Academic atendents (users).


I'm trying to do this with ACL restrictions, recommend by Martin:

$Self-{TicketAcl}-{'ACL-Name-1'} = {
Properties = {
# Tickets on IT Queue
User = {
 Group_rw = [
 'Academic',
 ],
 }

},
PossibleNot = {
Ticket = {
# Hides these Services
Service =  
['IT,'IT::software','IT::software::SAP','IT::software::SAP::Create  
User'],

},
},

};

As you can see, we must right every Service that is under IT  
Service. Is there a way to user REGEXP in this line:
Service =  
['IT,'IT::software','IT::software::SAP','IT::software::SAP::Create  
User'],


So it will hide every service under IT that is already created and  
others that will be created after?


Thanks,

Ronaldo Richieri
On Wed, Apr 8, 2009 at 3:18 AM, Martin Edenhofer m...@otrs.com wrote:
Hi Ronaldo,


On Apr 8, 2009, at 01:05 , Ronaldo Richieri wrote:

Guys, is there a way to connect SLA or Services to the Queues and  
not to Customer?


For Example, we have 2 queues: Software and Hardware

And we like to display software services for those who only see  
software queue and hardware services for those who only see hardware  
queue.


There are several ways to do so. The easiest one would be:

a) Add all customers to all services.

b) Create ACLs to restrict services to queues

  For more info about ACL see 
http://faq.otrs.org/otrs/public.pl?Action=PublicFAQItemID=68

Ronaldo Richieri

 -Martin

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Re: [dev] Service Level Agreement or Services linked to Queues

2009-04-08 Thread Ronaldo Richieri
Perfect!

I'm going to test this.

Thanks again Martin,

Ronaldo

On Wed, Apr 8, 2009 at 12:55 PM, Martin Edenhofer m...@otrs.com wrote:

 Hi Ronaldo,

 currently not. But I did a prototype implementation.

 So you can do something like:

 $Self-{TicketAcl}-{'ACL-Name-1'} = {
# match properties
Properties = {
Queue = {
Name = ['[RegExp]^Misc'],
},
   },
# return possible options (white list)
Possible = {
# possible ticket options (white list)
Ticket = {
Service  = ['[RegExp]^t1', '[RegExp]^t2'],
Priority = [ '4 high' ],
},
},
 };

 Starting with [RegExp] means the following will be a regexp content.

 Is that what your are looking for?

 http://users.otrs.com/~me/Kernel_System_Ticket.pm_2-3-ACL-RegExphttp://users.otrs.com/%7Eme/Kernel_System_Ticket.pm_2-3-ACL-RegExp

  -Martin


 On Apr 8, 2009, at 16:04 , Ronaldo Richieri wrote:

  Do you know if its possible to use REGEXP when creating an ACL? I know
 what is possible to do with Regexp, but I don't Really know how to use and I
 don't know if it's possible to use in this case.

 The case is, I'm creating this ACL to hide some services and sub-services
 from a group of users.

 The mother Service is called IT and have some sub services like
 IT::software, IT::hardware, and sub sub queues like
 IT::software::SAP::Create User or IT::software::SIG. All this queues are
 accessible for the IT group.

 The system have other Services for other areas (it's a university) like
 Academic and the subservices Academic::Resend Certificated. There is a
 group of users called Academic. They can only deal with Academic queues
 and services.

 We would like to hide Academic services to IT atendents (users), and we
 would like to hide IT services to Academic atendents (users).

 I'm trying to do this with ACL restrictions, recommend by Martin:

$Self-{TicketAcl}-{'ACL-Name-1'} = {
Properties = {
# Tickets on IT Queue
User = {
 Group_rw = [
 'Academic',
 ],
 }

},
PossibleNot = {
Ticket = {
# Hides these Services
Service =
 ['IT,'IT::software','IT::software::SAP','IT::software::SAP::Create User'],
},
},

};

 As you can see, we must right every Service that is under IT Service. Is
 there a way to user REGEXP in this line:
Service =
 ['IT,'IT::software','IT::software::SAP','IT::software::SAP::Create User'],

 So it will hide every service under IT that is already created and others
 that will be created after?

 Thanks,

 Ronaldo Richieri
 On Wed, Apr 8, 2009 at 3:18 AM, Martin Edenhofer m...@otrs.com wrote:
 Hi Ronaldo,


 On Apr 8, 2009, at 01:05 , Ronaldo Richieri wrote:

 Guys, is there a way to connect SLA or Services to the Queues and not to
 Customer?

 For Example, we have 2 queues: Software and Hardware

 And we like to display software services for those who only see software
 queue and hardware services for those who only see hardware queue.

 There are several ways to do so. The easiest one would be:

 a) Add all customers to all services.

 b) Create ACLs to restrict services to queues

  For more info about ACL see
 http://faq.otrs.org/otrs/public.pl?Action=PublicFAQItemID=68

 Ronaldo Richieri

  -Martin

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[dev] Service Level Agreement or Services linked to Queues

2009-04-07 Thread Ronaldo Richieri
Hello,

Guys, is there a way to connect SLA or Services to the Queues and not to
Customer?

For Example, we have 2 queues: Software and Hardware

And we like to display software services for those who only see software
queue and hardware services for those who only see hardware queue.

Thanks :-)

Ronaldo Richieri

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