Re: [rt-users] OwnTicket ACL

2006-07-10 Thread Todd Chapman
On Mon, Jul 10, 2006 at 12:18:21PM +1000, taan wrote:
 A stupid question:
 
 Why can the role of Owner be denied the right Own Ticket?

There are some edge cases in rights handling that don't make
sense, but no one has taken the time to make the UI keep
them from being selected.

-Todd
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[rt-users] Search Query Builder Problem!

2006-07-10 Thread Sven Sternberger
Hello!

I try to enter the following query:

Owner = 'user1' AND  (   (  Status = 'open' AND  (  Queue = 'queue1' OR
Queue = 'queue2' ) ) OR  (  Queue = 'queue3' AND  (  Status = 'new' OR
Status = 'open' ) ) )

after save or show results the query alter automagically in the
following form

Owner = 'user1' AND  (   (  Status = 'open' AND  (  Queue = 'queue1' OR
Queue = 'queue2' ) ) AND  (  Queue = 'queue3' OR  (  Status = 'new' OR
Status = 'open' ) ) )

This is of course wrong and don't work.

regards!

sven


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[rt-users] Implmenting an RT draft status

2006-07-10 Thread Todd Chapman
Has anyone implementd an rt draft status for writing 
tickets and saving them without submitting them?

I was thinking it might be as easy as adding a draft status
and then changing the OnCreate condition so that it us trigger
when a new ticket is created with status ne draft or status
changed from draft to another status.

Ideas?

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Re: [rt-users] See ticket, but none of the replies/comments

2006-07-10 Thread Rich Bowen


On Jul 6, 2006, at 12:39, Kenneth Crocker wrote:


Rich,

Check your global system group privileges and roles for that Queue.


Yes, I did check the global system group privileges and roles for  
that Queue. The question is, what permission/privilege should I be  
checking for, since the ones that I thought (show ticket and show  
ticket comments) don't appear to have the desired effect, and the  
folks can see the ticket *and* the comments, when I just want them to  
be able to see the ticket.






Rich Bowen wrote:
I want to be able to give help desk folks the ability to keep  
seeing the tickets (ID, subject) after they have transferred it  
into another queue - without seeing the comments/replies that have  
been made on that ticket. I thought that this was show ticket  
without show ticket comments, but folks can still see the  
comments, which I didn't expect.

Any assistance?
--Rich



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Re: [rt-users] See ticket, but none of the replies/comments

2006-07-10 Thread Rich Bowen


On Jul 6, 2006, at 12:39, Kenneth Crocker wrote:


Rich,

Check your global system group privileges and roles for that Queue.


Yes, I did check the global system group privileges and roles for  
that Queue. The question is, what permission/privilege should I be  
checking for, since the ones that I thought (show ticket and show  
ticket comments) don't appear to have the desired effect, and the  
folks can see the ticket *and* the comments, when I just want them to  
be able to see the ticket.






Rich Bowen wrote:
I want to be able to give help desk folks the ability to keep  
seeing the tickets (ID, subject) after they have transferred it  
into another queue - without seeing the comments/replies that have  
been made on that ticket. I thought that this was show ticket  
without show ticket comments, but folks can still see the  
comments, which I didn't expect.

Any assistance?
--Rich



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Re: [rt-users] RTx::Statistics

2006-07-10 Thread theillien
I haven't got this working on my installation of v3.6.0 either.  I think 
it needs major work in order for it to be compatible.  Right now I'm 
just relying on the built-in reports with v3.6.0.  Perhaps when 
RTx::Statistics is made to work with it I'll see about integrating but 
until then, I'm avoiding it like the plague.


Mathew Snyder

Mike Coakley wrote:

Is this working with RT 3.6.0. I just did a clean install and it isn't
working for me. Just hangs on some of the graph pages where I have to
restart my Apache. On other pages I don't get any graph just the Result
Graph alt text.

Thanks,



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[rt-users] rt command line features broken?

2006-07-10 Thread David Smithson
Hi all.  The rt command line tool doesn't seem to have the feature that
it says it has.  Anyone else run into this?  See below:

[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]# rt help group

Users and groups are identified by name or numeric ID.

The following generic operations may be performed upon them:

- list
- show
- edit
- create

In addition, the following type-specific actions exist:

- grant
- revoke

Attributes:

The following attributes can be used with rt show or rt edit
to retrieve or edit other information associated with users and
groups:

rights  Global rights granted to this user.
rights/queue  Queue rights for this user.

So, according to this, I should be able to run a command like `rt show
group/mygroup/rights`.  However, when I run that, I get:

[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]# rt show group/mygroup/rights
# Unknown object type: group

id: group/mygroup/rights

I get the same error when I run `rt show group/mygroup`

Is it possible that the documentation came before the implementation?
 

David Smithson


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