Why don’t use you want to use REST? You’re shooting yourself in the foot; when
you upgrade RT, your queries will no longer work and will have to be updated.
If you use the REST interface, you can upgrade with impunity and not have to
worry about your queries not working anymore.
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On
Custom code; this is one of the reasons the REST interface exists. With
it you can do anything.
Have the mail transport deliver the email to a script that parses the
mail and executes some REST calls, either directly or through a library.
See the bottom of the page
, changing Internet Explorer options and settings, and I
haven't come across the magic yet. Has anyone else experienced this and
knows what the issue is? Googling has not been fortuitous, either.
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On 10/29/2013 1:58 PM, Tyler Sweet wrote:
I was sent a patch for this at one point, and was told the fix is coming in
4.2.1.
IIRC, the problem is in /opt/rt4/share/static/js/forms.js (or where ever you
have RT installed at). I can't remember which line needs to change, but
here's what
let me know if there's any issues.
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I have shamelessly and unapologetically stolen Robert Vinson's excellent work
on his fork, for the most part. I did refactor slightly to maintain
compatibility
I have shamelessly and unapologetically stolen Robert Vinson's excellent work
on his fork, for the most part. I did refactor slightly to maintain
compatibility with the previous API, but otherwise it's identical and pushed as
rt-client 0.6.0. It is working for me on ruby 1.9.3p374 on Windows
I just pushed version 0.4.0 as a bug fix for 0.3.9
* fixed usersearch method to actually work ^^
* documented usersearch method and added it to the rtxmlsrv.rb XML-RPC service
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It was in something I read somewhere regarding the REST interface. Maybe it
was in the wiki and someone else wrote it.
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I've filed a bug report.
http://issues.bestpractical.com/Ticket/Display.html?id=16418
This is probably
Surely you remember this thread as well?
http://www.mail-archive.com/rt-users@lists.bestpractical.com/msg28493.html
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On Jan 10, 2011, at 4:27 PM, Tom Lahti wrote:
It was in something I read somewhere regarding the REST interface
to be separated from the metadata. Not sure how that one
happens, but it makes parsing rather difficult.
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On Jan 10, 2011, at 4:34 PM, Tom Lahti wrote:
Surely you remember this thread as well?
http://www.mail-archive.com/rt-users
that. They
-look- jumbled to me in OO as well, but then I go through and adjust column
widths and its peachy.
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that interface with
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On Oct 28, 2010, at 3:47 PM, Thierry Thelliez wrote:
I found a strange answer from RT while calling the REST interface.
You can see below that extra lines are added before and after the
Subject line
Send me a patch. I'm the author of that gem. Or if you need help, send me
your email as a text file and I'll look into it.
As far as I know roart does not do attachments at all, but that may have
changed. I'm not involved with that gem -- it was made for Rails programmers
who are familiar
will squeak horribly, anyway….
(I've forgotten more perl than I remember since learning ruby)
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for testing and
development work, where you have developers working on customizations of
RT. I don't think SQLite is appropriate for production environments of
any size. But that's just me.
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reality. History items may have been lost due to
power outages, locking issues, buggy web server software, etc etc etc.
Without ACID compliance, you really don't have an audit trail. You can
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Brumm, Torsten / Kuehne + Nagel / Ham MI-ID wrote:
Hi Tom,
thanks for the hint. in the mean time we found a easy way to do this ;-)
Torsten
Out of curiousity, what is that easy way, in case we ever need that here?
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awhile.
Since I've forgotten most of my perl at this point, and I'd want the
page to display quicker, personally I would probably build myself a
custom REST service and have the perl template call that and supply some
parameters. But that's just me.
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the impact would be.
[r...@help01 jbarron]# /usr/sbin/getenforce
Enforcing
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rt_user -p
and you're sure there's no ~/.my.cnf (note leading dot, its a hidden file).
That is strange. I'm not sure how the schema upgrade script makes its
connection to mysql, if its using the mysql client program then it
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to that directory. The higher level directories are
irrelevant.
Also, if you are using POSIX ACLs you might need to
getfacl /opt/rt3/var/mason_data/obj
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at localhost?
In MySQL, the user 'rt_user'@'something-else' is not the same user as
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, not localhost.
To force a localhost connection, do:
mysql -h localhost -u rt_user -p
What I'm getting at is: are you sure your MySQL instance for RT is on
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Content=id: ticket/new\nsubject: new ticket\nqueue:
Automation\nrequestor: u...@domain.com\ntext: This is the text of the
ticket\rA second line of text in the ticket\nAttachment:
d:\\Inetpub\\RT-REST\\Files\\Penguins.jpg
RT doesn't read local files and encode them for you. You have to send
unlocked, I send out a company-wide email from them with
some silly statement (I watch Sesame Street is a favorite). Needless to
say, no one hardly ever does that anymore :)
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with a single master password.
Which are stored in the user's profile, not globally. Still have to log
in/unlock as that user to gain the saved passwords. Unless you make everyone
a local admin, then nothing else matters :)
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Mail, Safari, Firefox, Google Gears, and the Skype client. But it certainly
isn't robust enough for the enterprise side of things. Google Gears on SQLite
sure, but Google itself? Skype client yes, but Skype servers? Not gonna
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at least two full drive rotations, so for a 7200rpm drive you can
only do 60 transactions per second. Not terribly scalable :)
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into the ticket, etc. Documentation galore :)
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%. Backup is done by dumping the
database in chunks in a rotating schedule. Scalability can be accomplished
with simple replication to additional read-only SQL servers and using a SQL
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in a database table. You could attach this script to a
special email alias just for this purpose on both ends, which then generates
a new email with the desired subject line to the real email address for the
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localhost and clamp that down in Apache config, or whatever.
If you need RT to authenticate document access, then you're better off
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the mysql schema. It generates a
script to do so. I asked Jesse about changing the name of the script but he
didn't seem to think it was a good idea, and yet people keep thumping into this.
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0.2.2 now includes a links() method for
this. Available on rubyforge, or just gem install rt-client. Docs at
http://rt-client.rubyforge.org/
P.S. I can't believe I top-posted. What a newb.
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= RT_Client.new
count = rt.list(:query = CF.{Fieldname} = 'something').size
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to by adding a transaction
TimeWorked.)
If you need more granularity, then I suspect that you may need to rethink
the work flow process. Perhaps your tickets should be broken down into
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don't want to do.
Though really, I'm not sure why you'd want to do this in the first place.
RT is quite happy to look up based on email address internally, you don't
have to supply the ID when creating tickets and such, just an email address.
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.
You'd need to install the old version of RT on the new host, and then go
through the upgrade process. Otherwise you're in for a lot of manual
discovery cajoling to get things to work properly.
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Custom fields should be in the form of:
CF.{CustomField}: value
So you want
CF.{UPC}: 7585485.
-not-
CF-UPC: 786936180992
vtplymblfan...@yahoo.com wrote:
Could the problem be that I have to encode the dash in CF-UPC somehow
before sending it via CURL (but it gets encoded automatically
. Be deterministic rather than guessing and you'll be more
efficient (and learn to be more self-sufficient at the same time).
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usage, CPU usage, and the like. See if
apache is responding to other non-RT page requests. Doing so will help you
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interfaces. Have a look at
http://wiki.bestpractical.com/view/REST. There are convenience libraries
already written for both perl and ruby (the latter is my work).
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visual information, it usually
means clutter.
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, which
isn't big enough for the format requested. You'd need to alter the table
structures to change ticket id's to a bigint. How much code that would
break inside of RT, I have no idea.
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be counterproductive. If the
proposed cron job doesn't fire for some reason, you'll have a mess: ticket
ID's with this embedded 'create date' will lie.
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, if I made the request via email, I might totally expect
to get a autoreply via email, but I'd still want my new password encrypted.
Perhaps RT can discover attached GPG/PGP keys and add them to a user's
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interface instead. The CLI's output changes from version to
version, which will throw off your parse. The REST output won't change.
See http://wiki.bestpractical.com/view/REST
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think, unless the tickets are
both opened and resolved automatically. Are they?
If either is done by a human, then its not system downtime. It's time
to whenever-the-human-felt-like-doing-RT-stuff.
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creation of new accounts by rt-mailgate. If
an email comes in and they're not already an RT user, just drop the email on
the floor. Simple setting, or complex customization?
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. That is
not RT's purpose.
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is shown. Any help in this regard is greatly appreciated.
xymon (formerly hobbit monitor) makes great availability reports. Not sure
how this is a RT question... ?
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on a catchup game :-)
You're gonna have to shut down the production instance during the
conversion. No way around it. Stay late and bring pizza and beer ;)
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rubyforge's statistics don't account for installations done via gem, so I'm
wondering if anyone has actually installed the ruby rt-client library and is
using it? If so, any feedback? Praise? Complaints? Patches?
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Content-Disposition: form-data; name=content
Ticket: 5702
Action: comment
Text: Adding attachment(s).
Attachment: attachment.txt
Your form is wrong.
This is a different issue than what I had, but the results of that
exercise are a ruby library which has been open-sourced. You can make
.
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moretextmoretextmoretext
use:
Texttexttextmoretextmoretextmoretext
^
Note the space in front of the line, meaning it does not begin the first
column and so is treated as pre-formatted.
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presc...@wcoil.com wrote:
I figured out how to just give a url to Results.html and it seems to
work fine.
... until some future version of RT where the URI scheme of the web
interface changes. The REST interface won't.
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backend, with postfix and cyrus imap doing email duties. I'm not sure the
setup of our RT would be very helpful, since every company is quite
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log entries don't really tell you anything other than what you already
know. The problem is likely your config and/or usage.
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in this queue (or global ones) that cover
those recipients for the event you want to trigger the email?
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this behavior,
Set $NotifyActor to 1.
Set($NotifyActor, 1);
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is 'Company name-Dept' and put that on her
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[Fri Apr 17 15:59:11 2009] [crit]: Someone called RT::Group-Create. this
method does not exist. someone's being evil
(/opt/rt/lib/RT/Group_Overlay.pm:387)
Read the perldoc for Group_Overlay.pm. What you need to do is described
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the signatures. The latter is probably safer in that if your parsing is
wrong, you still have the original data.
I've actually been considering which option to take with removing quoted
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. Make it
condition: On owner change, Action: user definded, Template: blank.
Custom action prep code:
return 1;
Custom action cleanup code:
$self-TicketObj-_Set(Field = 'Status', Value = 'open', RecordTransaction
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a control to unhide it, for viewing the original pieces as well
(someone else's idea from an earlier thread when it was quoted text and not
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There are REST client convenience libraries for perl (RT::Client::REST on
CPAN) and ruby (rt-client gem on rubyforge), or you can roll your own
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://rt_server/', ensuring the command environment is
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the schema.
In my humble opinion, the name of upgrade-mysql-schema.pl is a bit
deceptive. We keep running into this over and over again. I think the
script should be renamed to create-mysql-schema-upgrade-queries.pl or some
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/Googleish.pm
You'd need to copy it to $RTHOME/local/lib/RT/Search/Googleish.pm and modify
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an 'if' statement) span blocks.
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' order by ObjectID
Voila, list of ticket numbers you've transacted on.
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, or am I crazy for even
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is a pitiful joke (which can used successfully by the daring
lucky). ext4 gives you everything you always asked for: the speed of XFS
(ok, almost), the fast lookups of reiser, and the reliability of JFS :)
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they are not a requestor. Any scrip fu
guru's out there willing to beat me with a clue bat?
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Argh, as usual the answer hits me right as I hit 'send'.
$TicketObj-_Set(Field = 'Status', Value = 'open', RecordTransaction =
0);
should be
$self-TicketObj-blah blah
Now, how to get at the old value instead of hard-coding open.
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is empty.
Is this scrip on the wiki up to date for RT 3.8.2?
Is there a way I can take a scrip like this and put it into a perl script to
debug it from a shell? I can't quite see how...
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still be nice to know how to do, if possible.
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If you wanted multiple screens, you could still do it with a custom web
front end that uses RT's REST interface to store all the data from all pages
to one ticket.
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(425)251-0833 x 117
http://www.bitstatement.net/
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If you want to preview the ruby client API without installing the gem, you
can do so at https://elise.bitstatement.net/doc/rt-client/
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Tom Lahti
BIT Statement LLC
(425)251-0833 x 117
http://www.bitstatement.net
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