JJussi,
In the RT Essentials book, there's a Logical Model diagram on p. 120
that shows
the relationships between the objects (and, hence, the DB tables) that
comprise
RT.
Gary Hall
On 2/2/2010 12:39 AM, JJussi wrote:
Hi!
Is there somewhere document what would tell what are correlations
Hi!
Is there somewhere document what would tell what are correlations between
database tables and information there?
f.ex. Principals vs. ACL. Both have PrincipalType and PrincipalId (ACL have
PrincipalId and Principals have id/ObjectId).
Or do I need to read thru all source codes and collect
On Tue, Feb 02, 2010 at 10:39:19AM +0200, JJussi wrote:
Because reading source codes, I notice that some functions what I need (to
change or extract information) are missing.
One stumbling block is that most of the useful methods for the Foo object
are all in files named Foo_Overlay.pm; Foo.pm
JJussi,
You're talking about documentation that explains the relationship
between data and function. I haven't seen it. I've had to develop my own
info on that based on what I assume. Not good enough to send out. Sorry.
Kenn
LBNL
On 2/2/2010 12:39 AM, JJussi wrote:
Hi!
Is there somewhere
On Monday, 1. Februaryta 2010 08:31:27 Jarno Huuskonen wrote:
Hi,
On Friday, 29. January 2010 13:15:37 JJussi wrote:
Hi to list,
(I'm not very good Perl programmer, so this question may be (too) simple)
I can create group easily:
my $group = new RT::Group($RT::SystemUser);
my
JJussi,
I use the WebUI. It's wy easier. The programming is already
done, so why re-create the same wheel?
Kenn
LBNL
On 1/30/2010 12:09 PM, JJussi wrote:
Hi list!
What, nowbody have any good answers. To how I, can give rights to just created
group..
And I thought that I'm poor
Something like this works for me:
my $queue = RT::Queue-new($RT::SystemUser);
$queue-Load($queuename);
foreach my $tmp_right (@group_rights) {
my ($status, $msg) = $group-PrincipalObj-GrantRight(
Right = $tmp_right,
Object = $queue);
Ken Crocker wrote:
JJussi,
I use the WebUI. It's wy easier. The programming is already
done, so why re-create the same wheel?
Well, ever tried to change a couple of hundred users and/or groups that
way ;-)
I wrote a script which sets rights on groups/queues/global. Will try to
dig
Hi,
On Friday, 29. January 2010 13:15:37 JJussi wrote:
Hi to list,
(I'm not very good Perl programmer, so this question may be (too) simple)
I can create group easily:
my $group = new RT::Group($RT::SystemUser);
my $gid = $group-CreateUserDefinedGroup(
Name =
Hi list!
What, nowbody have any good answers. To how I, can give rights to just created
group..
And I thought that I'm poor programmer...
On Friday, 29. Januaryta 2010 13:15:37 JJussi wrote:
Hi to list,
(I'm not very good Perl programmer, so this question may be (too) simple)
I can create
JJussi,
If I look at the code quickly I'd say you need $principal there you
defined with RT::Principal. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
Cheers,
Ton
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