Alexandr Ciornii wrote:
Hi, Jesse,
2007/12/26, Jesse Vincent [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Fri, Dec 14, 2007 at 02:47:08PM -0800, Kenneth Crocker wrote:
If not, has anyone at BestPractical seen some consistent
set of circumstances (and appropriate fixes) that would lead us to a
resolution to the
, January 03, 2008 9:58 AM
To: Kenneth Crocker
Cc: rt Users
Subject: Re: [rt-users] RT 3.6 requires two or three logins with firefox
and IE
Hello.
2008/1/3, Kenneth Crocker [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I agree with Stephen. How did you come across this as the
answer or
what led you to look
At Thursday 1/3/2008 10:08 AM, Patterson, Craig wrote:
As I'm about to apply this patch, I have one question. Will the patch
be implemented in the next release of RT? I'm on 3.6.4 with no plans of
upgrading in the near future, so basically, what I'm asking is, should I
move the
Alexandr,
Thanks a bunch. We tried and it worked, of course. I'm wondering if a
warning should be included for those ORACLE users to be aware of the
need to for the exclusive session locking. That would save someone a
whole bunch of time. Why was this not a problem with our 3.4.4 version?
At Sunday 12/30/2007 08:26 PM, Alexandr Ciornii wrote:
Did you tried adding 'Transaction' argument when creating session?
Patch is attached.
P.S. If it will not help, another solution is to fix Apache::Session.
--
Alexandr Ciornii, http://chorny.net
Well I'm amazed - we've had this problem
Alexandr,
I agree with Stephen. How did you come across this as the answer or
what led you to look at this as a possible answer? I'm passing this off
to our techy specialists. THANKS!
Kenn
LBNL
On 1/2/2008 1:38 PM, Stephen Turner wrote:
At Sunday 12/30/2007 08:26 PM, Alexandr
Hi, Jesse,
2007/12/26, Jesse Vincent [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Fri, Dec 14, 2007 at 02:47:08PM -0800, Kenneth Crocker wrote:
If not, has anyone at BestPractical seen some consistent
set of circumstances (and appropriate fixes) that would lead us to a
resolution to the file-session problems
On Fri, Dec 14, 2007 at 02:47:08PM -0800, Kenneth Crocker wrote:
Jesse,
It seems to me that there are some few RT users that have gone to
the file-session method due to some problems with the session table in
the
DB, especially in ORACLE. Are there now some fixes we can
Kenneth Crocker wrote:
To All,
I would like to hear from ANYONE who has RT 3.6.4 on ORACLE 9+ and
have managed to get session control to work properly with FireFox or
IE using either the DB sessions table OR SPECIFICALLY straight to data
file. We are going straight to data file, have
Jesse,
It seems to me that there are some few RT users that have gone to the
file-session method due to some problems with the session table in the
DB, especially in ORACLE. Are there now some fixes we can download that
will allow us to drop the file-session methodology and go back to using
To All,
I would like to hear from ANYONE who has RT 3.6.4 on ORACLE 9+ and have
managed to get session control to work properly with FireFox or IE using
either the DB sessions table OR SPECIFICALLY straight to data file. We
are going straight to data file, have made sure our URL's are
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Kenneth Crocker writes:
I would like to hear from ANYONE who has RT 3.6.4 on ORACLE 9+ and have
managed to get session control to work properly with FireFox or IE using
either the DB sessions table OR SPECIFICALLY straight to data file. We
Apache timed out
John,
So, what did you do? I assume you went to filesystems-session. Do you
still have a dbl-login problem? Were you able to get around it? I've
been ready to install 3.6.4 for quite awhile, but I am loathe to put
anything into production that has an inherent bug as bothersome as this one.
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], John D Groenveld
writes:
My WAG is that Firefox and IE are doing parallel requests
and triggering an Apache::Session::Lock::File deadlock which is
somehow forcing the session to be invalidated.
Most RT users probably use MySQL and Postgres and RT defaults
to using
Oddly, sometimes I can connect localhost:8082 with Firefox without
being prompted multiple times and sometimes it takes three times.
Opera nor lynx ever have this problem.
I've had all sorts of problems with Firefox and cookies on localhost,
both with RT and with other apps.
Bes,t
Jesse
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], John D Groenveld
writes:
I have perl-5.8.8, apache 2.6, mp 2.0.3 and RT 3.6.5
under Solaris 10 and Oracle 10.
With firefox2 and IE, I am prompted to authenticate two or three
times before I can navigate RT pages without prompting.
However, with lynx and opera I
Bizarre problem I could not spot with Google which leads me to
believe I'm doing something very wrong.
I have perl-5.8.8, apache 2.6, mp 2.0.3 and RT 3.6.5
under Solaris 10 and Oracle 10.
With firefox2 and IE, I am prompted to authenticate two or three
times before I can navigate RT pages
On Thu, Dec 06, 2007 at 03:03:26PM -0500, John D Groenveld wrote:
Bizarre problem I could not spot with Google which leads me to
believe I'm doing something very wrong.
I have perl-5.8.8, apache 2.6, mp 2.0.3 and RT 3.6.5
under Solaris 10 and Oracle 10.
With firefox2 and IE, I am
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Jesse Vincent writes:
It's almost certainly the case that you have multiple valid DNS domain
names for your RT server. And RT's cookies are tied to a specific
domain.
Something like this:
http://rt/
http://rt.mycompany.com/
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