Jasen M. Lentz wrote:
All,
I noticed since I got pubcookie working, it broke mailgate because the url
requires authentication. How do I fix this?
Allow localhost access without having to authenticate. We have a
separate virtual host setup for localhost access that has no authentication.
Hello List,
I am writing to find out in which release of Request Tracker
it is possible to set certain fields (either standard fields or custom fields) as
REQUIRED fields, meaning that a person creating a ticket could not proceed
beyond the ticket creation process without filling those
I filed a bug report, Jesse briefly replied via RT (sse below), then I
replied (also see below). Jesse suggested this is more appropriate for
the user mailing list (agreed), so I'm reposting here:
Jesse Vincent via RT wrote:
Sorry, not an RT bug. But a pretty common FAQ on the mailing list.
On Fri, Sep 15, 2006 at 01:55:10PM -0400, Jasen M. Lentz wrote:
> All,
>
> I noticed since I got pubcookie working, it broke mailgate because the url
> requires authentication. How do I fix this?
Configure apache not to require authentication for things under /NoAuth
or REST/1.0/NoAuth/
> Th
All,
I noticed since I got pubcookie working, it broke mailgate because the url
requires authentication. How do I fix this?
Thanks!
JML
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Jasen M. Lentz
Senior Electronics Technician
Computer Maintenance Group, Compu
I knew it was under my nose... thanks...! I was looking in the html
directory of the share folder... didn't think of the RT_COnfig file...
I should have looked there first!
Thanks guys!
On 9/15/06, Schultz, Eric <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I was under the impression that the Status field entr
Brian,
Not that I think you need to do this, but an easier way might be to set
up a group with all the rights you want them to have (globaly) and then
either disable them in the morning and re-enable them at night or have a
job do that. Easier and less risk than playing with tables and direc
> I was under the impression that the Status field entries were
> from a text file or from the database... but for the life of
> me I cannot find the location of where the Status field comes
> from. I want to add to the Status fields... where can I make
> these changes...
>From RT_Config.pm:
Look in RT_Config.pm
@ActiveStatus = qw(new open stalled) unless @ActiveStatus;
@InactiveStatus = qw(resolved rejected deleted) unless @InactiveStatus;
Roy
Phil wrote:
I was under the impression that the Status field entries were from a text
file or from the database... but for the life of me I
hi all,
i have add new statut for closed ticket ‘
closeticket’ in file RT_SiteConfig’ .
I try to add new right to grant user to close ticket in
file queue_local but this right is associate with right ‘ModifyTicket’.
I explain : if user don’t have right to
modify ticket ‘Mod
I was under the impression that the Status field entries were from a text file or from the database... but for the life of me I cannot find the location of where the Status field comes from. I want to add to the Status fields... where can I make these changes...
I hope it is right under nose and si
> We have a custom field that lists client profile names. One customer
> has recently changed it's name from...let's say "Jack" to "Jill". As
> a result, we need to alter the tickets previously marked as "Jack" to
> "Jill". Is there a way to do this easily or will I need to run an
> update on th
THANKS ALL!
Changing that column to LONGBLOB fixed it for me. Thanks a lot!
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Sent: Wednesday, September 13, 2006 3:44 PM
To: Peake, Jeremy
Cc: rt-users@lists.bestpractical.com
Subject: RE:
Hi, all!
I have RT 3.4.5 installed with LDAP Authentication support. The system
is configured to update user info on local RT database upon user login,
using data from LDAP. At this moment, this authentication is working and
all fields are correctly updated, except by 'Organization'.
I've al
Hi there
I'm hoping someone can help me. I have a requirement as follows:
We have a queue that is managed during normal working hours by one set of
people who watch it very closely and pick up tickets as and when required.
Outside normal hours a separate team look after this queue and, because
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We have a custom field that lists client profile names. One customer
has recently changed it's name from...let's say "Jack" to "Jill". As
a result, we need to alter the tickets previously marked as "Jack" to
"Jill". Is there a way to do this easily
From query builder select the queue and hit add, you'll find the CFs
appear for you ..
Regards;
Roy
Matthew Pressly wrote:
How can I search for tickets where a custom field matches a
particular value? Is there a way to make the custom fields
appear on the basic search form? I have added sever
I have MSActive directory forest with multiple domains.
What is the best way to intergrate this?
I have LDAP Auth already working for one domain but I
can’t get authentication for the second domain
Set($LDAPExternalAuth,
'1'); # Enable LDAP auth
Set($LdapServer,
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