Hi guys.
I've constructed several saved searches (everyone with the number of rows
per page set to 10) and wanted to get them into a dashboard for overview.
I now have the problem, that the dashboard shows more than the specified
10 rows and i cannot find any other possibility to get rid of
Hello,
My rt4 database has now hit 10GB and i want to clean it out by removing
some old attachments.
As far as i an see from rt-shredder attachments can only be removed by
size, and not created before a certain date.
Can I just delete the attachments directly from the database with sql?
or is
On Tue, Sep 09, 2014 at 01:52:25PM +0300, Woody - Wild Things wrote:
Hello,
My rt4 database has now hit 10GB and i want to clean it out by
removing some old attachments.
As far as i an see from rt-shredder attachments can only be removed
by size, and not created before a certain date.
Can
Hi Ken,
Thanks for your quick reply.
There is no specific performance issue that i can see, apart from timley
nightly backups. Removing large attachments would be fine, but wouldn't
that remove them all, even the ones from say the past year that i need
to keep?
Maybe i should just not worry
Good Day,
We have rt 4.0.8 installed, and some of our users, when they have a ticket open
and select the top action, they do not have the option to “forward” how do I
give them that right?
Jeff Fioravanti
Desktop Support Analyst
jfiorava...@primax.us
P 781-756-8247 (direct) | Fax
The permission you're looking for is Forward messages outside of RT
On 09/09/14 14:38, Jeff Fioravanti wrote:
We have rt 4.0.8 installed, and some of our users, when they have a ticket open
and select the top action, they do not have the option to “forward” how do I
give them that right?
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Hello all I am trying to create some custom graphs. The issue I am have is
getting the data in the right format for GD:Graph
Using data dumper I can see that I am getting the correct data. Per GD::Graph
when I pass the data object to GD::Graph it is in an invalid format.
In the code I use
Guy,
Have you tried looking at the examples in my ebook Request Tracker - A
Topical Guide. It's at Amazon for $ 9.99. If that doesn't work, contact me
and I'll help you with it.
Kenn
On Mon, Sep 8, 2014 at 11:02 AM, Kevin Falcone falc...@bestpractical.com
wrote:
On Mon, Sep 08, 2014 at
Looking at your code, it seems that the two data structures would be
completely different.
The example data in @data2 consists of two array references: one for labels
and one for values. Essentially, it's a 2D matrix.
Your @data array would just directly contain values not wrapped within an
The tests in encrypt_symmetrically.t are failing for you.
I would consider this a bug in the latest version of GnuPG::Interface.
While Alex Vandiver (responsible for the latest release of that
distribution) is a contributor to this mailing list and may see this post,
I'd recommend pasting your
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