Re: [rt-users] CLI Question - Add Users to group per Scrip

2007-02-28 Thread Joe Casadonte

On 2/27/2007 7:15 AM, Torsten Brumm wrote:


And line 38 looks like:

my($status, $msg) = $group-{$groupname}-AddMember($user-id);
I'm not sure if the AddMember is defined in this routine, but i found:


Cut and paste error on my part.  I think that line should read:

my($status, $msg) = $group-AddMember($user-id);

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[rt-users] Default Stylesheet

2007-02-28 Thread Dalal, Kamber Z (Kamber)
I never got to see RT version 3.4.  Is that stylesheet show the 'Home,
Tickets, Tools, Display, History, etc.  ' links on the left side instead
of on the top?
 
If not, how do I get the WEB Interface to show those links on the
leftside, vertically?  Does the SidebySide Ticket screen take care of
that?
 
Thank you,
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[rt-users] Clickable Links

2007-02-28 Thread Patrick Turner
I recently enabled Clickable Links
(http://wiki.bestpractical.com/index.cgi?ClickableLinks) in RT, and it's
working great.

However,  a few folks have reported broken links or links running off of
the page.

 

Basically:

If you add the link in IE, then it breaks because IE doesn't expand the
Comment box, it just wraps within the box.

If you add the link in Firefox, then it expands the box so that the link
doesn't wrap, so when saved, the link still works.

 

If you then look at the link in IE, it knows to wrap it, and the link
still works.

If you look at the link in Firefox, the link works, but it scrolls off
of the screen.  Which, doesn't look good, but you can either scroll or
just click the link to follow it.

 

This might be purely a browser issue, not RT related at all, but I
thought I'd see if anyone else has run into this issue and come up with
a solution.

 

Thanks much!

 

 

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[rt-users] another test

2007-02-28 Thread Patrick Turner
Subject: [Marchex #61437] test from pturner
Priority: 2

More information regarding this issue.



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[rt-users] RE: another test

2007-02-28 Thread Patrick Turner
Oh for...
Really sorry about that.  Stupid auto-complete email addressing.



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[rt-users] sessions table size

2007-02-28 Thread Philip Kime
My sessions table in rt (MySQL) is 1.2Gb. Is this normal? I thought it
was fairly temporary data? We have only about 100 users, more automated
jobs really but I was surprised to see this so large. It's accounts for
nearly 50% of the size of the whole DB.
 
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Re: [rt-users] Google Summer of Code

2007-02-28 Thread Jay Lee

Jesse Vincent wrote:
I'd love to submit RT to Google's Summer of Code this summer.  It's 
probably time to start brainstorming projects.



Good idea.
What would you like to do/see done as part of a RT summer of code 
project?


AJAX interface would be my first thought, 3.6 went a long way towards 
simplifying the interface for users but I think there's still room for 
improvement in the layout.


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Re: [rt-users] Google Summer of Code

2007-02-28 Thread Les Mikesell

Jesse Vincent wrote:
I'd love to submit RT to Google's Summer of Code this summer.  It's 
probably time to start brainstorming projects.


What would you like to do/see done as part of a RT summer of code project?


It might take more than a summer, depending on how close-coupled you try 
to make it, but I'd love to see a connection between RT and opennms 
(http://www.opennms.org/index.php/Main_Page) so that network problems 
could open RT tickets automatically (that could probably be done by 
email now), and from the ticket you would have a link to the opennms 
node and asset info and history. One complication would be how to do 
this in a way that would still make sense if you delete network nodes or 
start over again with a new opennms database.   A link to a twiki page 
using some convention for naming would be nice too.


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Re: [rt-users] Google Summer of Code

2007-02-28 Thread Joe Casadonte

On 2/28/2007 3:36 PM, Jay Lee wrote:

AJAX interface would be my first thought, 3.6 went a long way towards 
simplifying the interface for users but I think there's still room for 
improvement in the layout.


Exactly what I was thinking!

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Re: [rt-users] Google Summer of Code

2007-02-28 Thread John Arends

The ability to use AD (or LDAP) to hold group members.

On Feb 28, 2007, at 1:29 PM, Jesse Vincent wrote:

I'd love to submit RT to Google's Summer of Code this summer.  It's  
probably time to start brainstorming projects.


What would you like to do/see done as part of a RT summer of code  
project?


Jesse
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[rt-users] User configurable auto reply.

2007-02-28 Thread Ryan Hardester
I don't know if there is a way to accomplish this already, but on Monday I was 
out and really would have liked to be able to pass on a message to those who 
submitted requests that were assigned to me that I won't be in till X. In 
general most issues just go into the general queue and they are taken by 
whomever is in that day, but there are some issues we delegate out right away 
to individuals with the needed skills. Since my out of office reply in Exchange 
doesn't pass through RT and would only trigger for the first person of the day, 
I was wondering if there were a similar function that could be carried out in 
RT. 

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Re: [rt-users] sessions table size

2007-02-28 Thread Tim Rosmus
On Wed, 28 Feb 2007, Philip Kime wrote:

|# My sessions table in rt (MySQL) is 1.2Gb. Is this normal? I thought it
|# was fairly temporary data? We have only about 100 users, more automated
|# jobs really but I was surprised to see this so large. It's accounts for
|# nearly 50% of the size of the whole DB.
|#  

http://wiki.bestpractical.com/index.cgi?CleanupSessions

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Re: [rt-users] Google Summer of Code

2007-02-28 Thread Bob Goldstein
On Wed, 2007-02-28 at 14:29 -0500, Jesse Vincent wrote:
 I'd love to submit RT to Google's Summer of Code this summer.  It's  
 probably time to start brainstorming projects.
 
 What would you like to do/see done as part of a RT summer of code  
 project?


A rational, extensible, full-featured REST 2.0
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Re: [rt-users] Google Summer of Code

2007-02-28 Thread Jesse Vincent



On Wed, Feb 28, 2007 at 04:43:49PM -0500, Dmitri Tikhonov wrote:
 Jesse Vincent wrote:
 What would you like to do/see done as part of a RT summer of code 
 project?
 
 Hi Jesse,
 
 How about improving performance for very large databases (I am talking 
 millions of tickets)?  There are a couple of approaches I have been 
 considering:

I sort of suspect that this one will be relatively hard to pass off as a
student project for the summer (though I've been surprised before ;)

I've recently spent some time with an RT instance running on an entirely
unoptimized MySQL 4.1 with about a million and a half tickets.
Performance was surprisingly eppy (most page loads were well under a
second).  What kinds of performance are you seeing? And how many
millions?

Best, 
Jesse



 1. Do away with dynamic policy and calculate it once per user session 
 (this would probably require removing per-ticket rights).
 
 2. Do a better job of caching policy results (*HasRight business) and 
 associate it with user session, so they virtually become free.  I have 
 been given it some thought (and code) lately and can elaborate if you're 
 interested.
 
   - Dmitri.
 

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Re: [rt-users] Google Summer of Code

2007-02-28 Thread Dmitri Tikhonov

Jesse Vincent wrote:

I've recently spent some time with an RT instance running on an entirely
unoptimized MySQL 4.1 with about a million and a half tickets.
Performance was surprisingly eppy (most page loads were well under a
second).


Nice...

 What kinds of performance are you seeing? And how many

millions?


A couple of seconds to load a ticket with about 2 million of them in the 
database; several seconds to display a page search results.


Of course, we have a heavily modified 3.4.5 and so it's not really 
apples to apples.  Moving to a static (or better cached) policy would 
give it a significant boost.


  - Dmitri.

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RE: [rt-users] Google Summer of Code

2007-02-28 Thread Gauthier, Eric L
Hello,

Something that I've been thinking about is a hierarchical task/project
module where a project would be the parent ticket, with individual
tasks as children tickets.  Its basically the same structure as RT
uses for tickets, but the interface would have to be different.
Essentially, I need something better than Outlook tasks but not true
project management.

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The ability to use AD (or LDAP) to hold group members.

On Feb 28, 2007, at 1:29 PM, Jesse Vincent wrote:

 I'd love to submit RT to Google's Summer of Code this summer.  It's 
 probably time to start brainstorming projects.

 What would you like to do/see done as part of a RT summer of code 
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Re: [rt-users] Google Summer of Code

2007-02-28 Thread Dmitri Tikhonov

Bob Goldstein wrote:

 On Wed, 2007-02-28 at 14:29 -0500, Jesse Vincent wrote:
  I'd love to submit RT to Google's Summer of Code this summer.  It's 
  probably time to start brainstorming projects.

 
  What would you like to do/see done as part of a RT summer of code 
  project?



A rational, extensible, full-featured REST 2.0


Yes.  The server-side REST code could stand some improvement.  I am 
willing to donate (or [co-]maintain, if server-side changes are not very 
heavy and don't take up oodles of time to keep up) RT::Client::REST to 
the project.


  - Dmitri.
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Re: [rt-users] Google Summer of Code

2007-02-28 Thread Ole Craig
The ability to tie multiple email addresses to a single user, so
that I can tell RT that [EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED]
are the same user and mail addressed to either one ends up in the same
mailbox. 

Corollaries:
  * either source address should be allowed to correspond with a
ticket that the other has opened, and
  * when the ticket owner sends email to the ticket, only the
address that was originally associated with the ticket will get
an email.


On Wed, 2007-02-28 at 15:28 -0600, John Arends wrote:
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[rt-users] RT 3.6.3, Solaris 9, Global config RT-at-a-glance page broken

2007-02-28 Thread Judy Illeman Gaukel

Hello,
I'm going around in circles trying to figure out why I am unable to use 
the Admin/Global

configuration RT at a glance page (the error I get is:

*System error*

*error:*  Can't call method Content on an undefined value at 
/opt/csw/rt3/share/html/Admin/Global/MyRT.html line 50.
*context:* 
*...* 
*46:*  my ( $conf, $pane ) = @_;

*47:*  $default_portlets-SetContent( $conf );
*48:*  push @actions, loc( 'Global portlet [_1] saved.', $pane );
*49:*  }
*50:*  );
*51:* 
*52:*  $m-comp( '/Widgets/SelectionBox:process', %ARGS, self = $_, 
nojs = 1 )

*53:*  for @panes;
*54:* 
*...* 


*code stack:*  /opt/csw/rt3/share/html/Admin/Global/MyRT.html:50
/opt/csw/rt3/share/html/Admin/autohandler:47
/opt/csw/rt3/share/html/autohandler:292

raw error http://isi.ucsd.edu/rt3/Admin/Global/MyRT.html#raw

I have tried to track down what the problem is:


/opt/csw/rt3/sbin/rt-test-dependencies --install -v
perl:
  =5.8.3(5.008008)...found
users:
  rt group (bin)...found
  bin owner (root)...found
  libs owner (root)...found
  libs group (bin)...found
  web owner (nobody)...found
  web group (nobody)...found
CLI dependencies:
  Getopt::Long =2.24...found
CORE dependencies:
  Digest::base...found
  Digest::MD5 =2.27...found
  DBI =1.37...found
  Test::Inline...found
  Class::ReturnValue =0.40...found
  Date::Format...found
  DBIx::SearchBuilder =1.40...found
  Text::Template...found
  File::Spec =0.8...found
  HTML::Entities...found
  HTML::Scrubber =0.08...found
  Net::Domain...found
  Log::Dispatch =2.0...found
  Locale::Maketext =1.06...found
  Locale::Maketext::Lexicon =0.32...found
  Locale::Maketext::Fuzzy...found
  MIME::Entity =5.108...found
  Mail::Mailer =1.57...found
  Net::SMTP...found
  Text::Wrapper...found
  Time::ParseDate...found
  Time::HiRes...found
  File::Temp...found
  Term::ReadKey...found
  Text::Autoformat...found
  Text::Quoted =1.3...found
  Tree::Simple =1.04...found
  Scalar::Util...found
  Module::Versions::Report...found
  Cache::Simple::TimedExpiry...found
  UNIVERSAL::require...found
  Calendar::Simple...found
DEV dependencies:
  Regexp::Common...found
  Test::Inline...found
  Apache::Test...found
  HTML::Form...found
  HTML::TokeParser...found
  WWW::Mechanize...found
  Test::WWW::Mechanize =1.04...found
  Module::Refresh =0.03...found
  Test::Expect =0.30...found
  XML::Simple...found
  File::Find...found
MAILGATE dependencies:
  HTML::TreeBuilder...found
  HTML::FormatText...found
  Getopt::Long...found
  LWP::UserAgent...found
MASON dependencies:
  Params::Validate =0.02...found
  Cache::Cache...found
  Exception::Class =1.14...found
  HTML::Mason =1.23...found
  MLDBM...found
  Errno...found
  FreezeThaw...found
  Digest::MD5 =2.27...found
  CGI::Cookie =1.20...found
  Storable =2.08...found
  Apache::Session =1.53...found
  XML::RSS =1.05...found
  HTTP::Server::Simple =0.07...found
  HTTP::Server::Simple::Mason =0.09...found
  GD ...MISSING
  GD::Graph...found
  GD::Text...found
  Text::WikiFormat =0.76...found

Install module GD
Going to read /home/judy/.cpan/Metadata
Database was generated on Tue, 27 Feb 2007 20:09:22 GMT
GD is up to date (2.35).

SOMETHING WAS MISSING!


Now -- because it appears that it fixes GD (I hand-downloaded GD and 
added it in prior to this) -- I went ahead and tried
#/opt/csw/rt3/sbin/rt-setup-database --action insert --datadir 
etc/upgrade/3.5.1

And THAT comes back with:
next at /opt/csw/share/perl/site_perl/Locale/Maketext/Lexicon.pm line 471.

What is my next move?   I'm really clueless of how to fix this.   Is GD 
still missing?   Or is it something else?!!!
It looks to me like GD is there, and up to date... but - it consistently 
comes back the same way!!!


Thanks for any help,
 Judy



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Re: [rt-users] Google Summer of Code

2007-02-28 Thread Dmitri Tikhonov

Jesse Vincent wrote:
What would you like to do/see done as part of a RT summer of code 
project?


Hi Jesse,

How about improving performance for very large databases (I am talking 
millions of tickets)?  There are a couple of approaches I have been 
considering:


1. Do away with dynamic policy and calculate it once per user session 
(this would probably require removing per-ticket rights).


2. Do a better job of caching policy results (*HasRight business) and 
associate it with user session, so they virtually become free.  I have 
been given it some thought (and code) lately and can elaborate if you're 
interested.


  - Dmitri.
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Re: [rt-users] Logging out is in a loop or something

2007-02-28 Thread Greg Petras

Carlos Ramon Lopez Midence wrote:
 Hello all:

 I have installed the Packaged version of RT-3.6.3-1fc from Fedora Core 6
 everything seems to work fine except that when I try to click on the
 logout button it shows the screen that says  You are logging out now,
 You may log back again and brings me to the home page, it doesn't log
 me out as it should, just keep getting this loop back to home page


I've seen the same problem. The problem was significantly reduced when
I properly configured $WebBaseURL in RT_SiteConfig.pm. I still do
intermittently see the issue though (almost always with Firefox).

For the record, I'm running RT 3.6.3, Apache 2.0.59, Perl 5.8.8,
mod_perl 2.0.3, and MySQL 5.0.27.

Greg
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RE: [rt-users] sessions table size

2007-02-28 Thread Philip Kime
Groan, can't believe I missed this, many thanks.

PK 

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On Wed, 28 Feb 2007, Philip Kime wrote:

|# My sessions table in rt (MySQL) is 1.2Gb. Is this normal? I thought 
|it # was fairly temporary data? We have only about 100 users, more 
|automated # jobs really but I was surprised to see this so large. It's 
|accounts for # nearly 50% of the size of the whole DB.
|#

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RE: [rt-users] Google Summer of Code

2007-02-28 Thread Les Driggers
In order of preference:
1) Easily customizable reports. 
2) Hidden approvals. (i.e. ticket is hidden until approval is given)
3) Group ownership of tickets.

The OpenNMS integration and project management suggestions are good also.

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 I'd love to submit RT to Google's Summer of Code this summer. 
  It's probably time to start brainstorming projects.
 
 What would you like to do/see done as part of a RT summer of 
 code project?
 
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[rt-users] user can not create ticket before chose the proper queue

2007-02-28 Thread Navin Chandra Singh

Hi All,

we are using RT 3.4.6  my problem is that whenever any user create a 
ticket he create in default queue.
I want implement a system where before creating any ticket in any queue  
user have to chose the queue not into default


can some one please help me on this?

Thanks  Regards
Navin

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Re: [rt-users] Google Summer of Code

2007-02-28 Thread Brian Gallew

Jesse Vincent wrote:
I'd love to submit RT to Google's Summer of Code this summer.  It's 
probably time to start brainstorming projects.


What would you like to do/see done as part of a RT summer of code 
project?


Better RTx::Shredder integration, with some built-in useful operations 
such as purge all users that are not referenced by any 
tickets/attachments/transactions/etc, one-button validations of 
*everything*, and so forth.


A global scrip repository.  Right now you have global scrips and 
per-queue scrips.  Wouldn't it be nice if, when you set up a new queue, 
that instead of writing a bunch of new scrips that are identical with 
some of the scrip used elsewhere, you can just select them (kind of like 
group membership: these queue execute this scrip)?  Sure, I could write 
*all* my scrips as global scrips and then put queue-name tests in them, 
modifying them each time I add a queue, but that seems to be an 
unnecessary risk.


Integration and clean-up of the RTx::Report(s) module.  Reports are fun!
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Re: [rt-users] Google Summer of Code

2007-02-28 Thread Mathew Snyder
Brian Gallew wrote:

 Integration and clean-up of the RTx::Report(s) module.  Reports are fun!

And, as previously mentioned, customizable reports.
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