Kenneth Crocker wrote:
Kenneth,
We are on Oracle 9 (soon going to 10) and RT doesn't seem to work
well with Oracle for sessions. So we use the file method for storing.
I would love to hear from anyone using Oracle on how they deal with the
sessions table problem.
Kenn
LBNL
On
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We've just recently upgraded our RT install to version 3.6.5. It
looks like, under the new version, CC users and AdminCC users aren't
receiving email about ticket updates. Requesters *are* getting
email, so I know RT is capable of sending.
Joop,
Thanks. We are currently doing the same thing you are (storing session
on disk), yet I am still getting the two-time loop for sign-ins. What
did you do to resolve the cookie problem, if you had one? If you didn't
have a cookie problem, then I still can't figure out what is causing the
Christopher,
What rights have you given the role owner both globally and for that
queue? CommentOnTicket allows modification ONLY to the comments part of
a ticket, not the status or dates, etc. Do you have RightsMatrix? That
will help a great deal in finding out who can do what and where
Matt,
Based on your comment about not seeing attempts in the log, it SOUNDS
like there isn't a specific scrip for XX activity for AdminCc and Cc's,
but since I'm sure you checked that, so it may be something else. I
assume these persons were getting email for this activity before? What
Matt,
Navigate to CongifurationGlobalScrips and tell me what scrips are
listed. Then, navigate to CongifurationQueues(select the queue we are
discussing)Scrips and tell me what scrips are listed. That will give us
a good start on finding out what is going on.
Kenn
LBNL
On 12/6/2007 10:07
Kenn,
I don't think it's a cookie issue. What we noticed was that the session
file on the server that the cookie referred to didn't have its
attributes filled in. So, I believe the problem is that sometimes the
session file fails to fully write. When we've looked at a file for a
session that
Craig,
Thanks! REALLY! I'll get on this right away. Hope that's it.
Ken
LBNL
On 12/6/2007 10:24 AM, Patterson, Craig wrote:
Kenn,
I don't think it's a cookie issue. What we noticed was that the session
file on the server that the cookie referred to didn't have its
attributes
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On 2007-Dec-06, at 13:21, Kenneth Crocker wrote:
Matt,
Navigate to CongifurationGlobalScrips and tell me what scrips
are listed. Then, navigate to CongifurationQueues(select the
queue we are discussing)Scrips and tell me what scrips are
Matt,
I think you're right about the understanding and the inconsistent
procedures as a result. Let's see if I can help:
For the QUEUE an AdminCc or CC watcher will be recipients of email
notification IF there is a notification scrip where the action is
Notify AdminCc, CC's...) or even
Bizarre problem I could not spot with Google which leads me to
believe I'm doing something very wrong.
I have perl-5.8.8, apache 2.6, mp 2.0.3 and RT 3.6.5
under Solaris 10 and Oracle 10.
With firefox2 and IE, I am prompted to authenticate two or three
times before I can navigate RT pages
On Thu, Dec 06, 2007 at 03:03:26PM -0500, John D Groenveld wrote:
Bizarre problem I could not spot with Google which leads me to
believe I'm doing something very wrong.
I have perl-5.8.8, apache 2.6, mp 2.0.3 and RT 3.6.5
under Solaris 10 and Oracle 10.
With firefox2 and IE, I am
First off, my apologizes for posting to the dev list earlier in error... a true
newbie
I need some guidance..
I have tried numerous versions of scrips , approaches and examples that I have
found thanks to this list,
but I just can't get things to work as I expect/want.
The below scrip (
Hi,
I'm getting our shiny new rt3.6.5 install on fedora 8 ready to enter
production for our internal ticket taking, but I have one last
configuration issue before I'm truly happy with the configuration.
I need to let end users set the priority of their tickets in the rt self
service portal.
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Jesse Vincent writes:
It's almost certainly the case that you have multiple valid DNS domain
names for your RT server. And RT's cookies are tied to a specific
domain.
Something like this:
http://rt/
http://rt.mycompany.com/
http://search.cpan.org/~htchapman/RTx-RightsMatrix-0.03.00/lib/RTx/RightsMatrix.pm
This RT extension can help you understand how users end up with rights.
On 12/6/07, Christopher Short [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have users who can modify tickets in a queue that I didn't expect.
Thanks Kenneth, I hadn't heard of RTx::RightsMatrix before, I'll give it a go.
However, I don't have any (additional) rights for owners on that group or
globally. In our system all Privileged users have ReplyTicket, everything else
is on a Group basis.
Hmmm maybe I added custom fields with
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