in some of these cases. This causes duplicated comments
in the ticket history. I assume that the two problems are somehow related.
Has anyone else experienced anything like this? We cannot seem to
reproduce the problem elsewhere.
Thank you,
Matt
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the example by adding in additional error catching as shown in
the RT::Client::REST documentation.
Cheers,
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? There may be other templates but
these are the ones at fault, so far as I can tell.
Thank in advance,
Matt
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) {
include_special_content;
}
Rather than setting up a new template entirely. Is this possible or am
I barking up the wrong tree?
Thanks in advance,
Matt
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Thanks to all who've replied thus far ... I ended up editing the
templates and changing the cols and rols.
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Folks:
I've created a custom field for a static description we'll use on some
of our project-related tickets. Unfortunately the textarea is so small
as to be almost useless.
Is there anything that can be easily done make this field more accessible?
Thanks,
Matt
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(as I have no such
attribute in LDAP).
Unfortunately both of those settings are configured properly. This
error just started appearing out of the blue. I haven't changed
anything recently.
FWIW, I'm using a mod_perl2 configuration.
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and log in manually everything works just fine.
Does anyone know why this would be? We're using RT 3.8.5 and
RT::Authen::ExternalAuth 0.08
My problem is solved for the time being but it would be nice to know why
?user=john_doe causes problems.
Thanks,
Matt
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and it makes no difference. RT errors out
either way.
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Please ignore my previous email re: Permission Denied while using
CommandByMail. As it turns out it I was confusing this error with
CommmandByMail when it was really just a simple RT permissions issue
(users couldn't respond to tickets).
Thanks,
Matt
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Trying again but this time putting the commands at the beginning of the
email.
I see the following errors in the web server log:
[warning]: Couldn't write correspond. Fallback
need to force everyone to
use the same email address?
Thanks in advance,
Matt
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Matt Adams wrote:
We have staff members who may use more than one email address. Our LDAP
tree, by which we are authenticating, already knows about these email
addresses.
For the sake of clarification, I'd even be good with a solution that
didn't involve LDAP.
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