Oh, also. To remove a ticket properly (do not attempt to edit the database)
you use rt-shredder.
Example:
rt-shredder --plugin 'Tickets=query,id = '
There's also a web UI within RT:
https://rt-wiki.bestpractical.com/wiki/Shredder#WebUI
On Jan 25, 2017, at 1:24 PM, Landon Stewart
How are you delivering mail to rt-mailgate?
On Jan 25, 2017, at 6:46 AM, Jonathan Sheehy
> wrote:
We are having an issue where RT is looping a ticket every few seconds causing
an NDR bomb to our Exchange system. What is the process for permanently
On Wed, Jan 25, 2017 at 3:03 PM, Matthew Coons wrote:
> Is there anything besides restarting apache and clearing the Mason cache
> that I need to do for my changes to take effect?
Perhaps. What did you exactly do besides those two steps? Feel free to
copy and paste what
We are having an issue where RT is looping a ticket every few seconds causing
an NDR bomb to our Exchange system. What is the process for permanently
removing a ticket or series of tickets. We have a Postgres db
Jonathan Sheehy
Exchange Administrator
PRG
You're on Apache, so I doubt you're also using an FCGI server like Enginx
users have to? If you happen to be, you'll need to restart that separately,
and not worry about Apache. At least, I just restart the FCGI server and
not Nginx and it works. My only other idea is to reverse the order: clear
Is there anything besides restarting apache and clearing the Mason cache
that I need to do for my changes to take effect?
I found the callbacks that reference the "logout" button in the "Tabs" file
and I commented them out.
I restarted apache and cleared the mason cache, but I still see the
Thanks Alex and Matt, this is really helpful!
Matt Coons
Incident Responder and Threat Analyst
Information & Infrastructure Assurance (IIA)
University of Michigan
734-764-4105
coo...@umich.edu
On Wed, Jan 25, 2017 at 2:48 PM, Matt Zagrabelny wrote:
>
https://docs.bestpractical.com/rt/4.4.1/writing_extensions.html#Adding-and-Modifying-Menus
On Wed, Jan 25, 2017 at 11:57 AM, Matthew Coons wrote:
> Hello RT users,
>
> I wanted to know if anybody had a working example or was already hiding RT
> menu options from logged in
I don't have a specific example, but you can hide the Logout option with an
overlay.
cp [RT path]/share/html/Elements/Tabs [RT path]/local/html/Elements
Now open the copy you just made, find the Logout option, and wrap it in a
conditional, or add to the conditions already present. You can check
Hello RT users,
I wanted to know if anybody had a working example or was already hiding RT
menu options from logged in users?
The first item I want to hide is the "Logout" button for all users. We're
using SSO so it's not required to be present.
The second item I would like to hide (for a
Update on my MySQL backup issue: no change. I've now moved the Windows TEMP
folders to the larger drive to see if the issue was running out of temp space
and it has not helped. I will keep the group updated to any developments, but
will refrain if its not anything noteworthy. I'm going to try
Hi List,
ok, I came finally up with the solution myself and just want to share this.
The problem was the scrip execution order together with the wrong or misleading
solution provided here:
https://rt-wiki.bestpractical.com/wiki/SpamFiltering (1b)
The queue change needs to be done already in
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