I'm using RT 3.6.6 on centos 5.1. I'm new to RT and trying to setup the basics
on how we'll use it to track trouble tickets in our small IT dept.
My plan was to have a single queue NewTicket that was the only queue
accessible to all users. The helpdesk person would look at the ticket and then
Unless I'm missing something in your question: just click on the 'Basics'
link in the navigation bar and select the Queue: pulldown and select the
queue you want it to go into (then save changes by clicking the 'Save
Changes' button).
Steve
On Tue, May 27, 2008 at 12:42 PM, Sells, Fred [EMAIL
I have a group `group1' who sometimes drop a ticket from their queue
`Queue1' to our queue `Queue2' as part of the requirement.
Now is it possible to give that group `group1' read/write access *only* to
the ticket(s) they drop on queue `Queue2' and no read or
read/write access to other tickets in
thanks, I must not have had the ticket selected when I tried Basics, I
appreciate you're taking the time to explain the obvious with a zinger :)
Fred.
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makes sense (to this newbie) but how do I find the appropriate directories, etc
in a standard centos yum install where all is under /usr/share/rt3/html ( I
think).
I've got a NewTicket queue for my general users which is the only place they
can create a ticket. I want to eliminate their
Hi sunnavy,
That change did resolve the problem. Thank you very much for you
input--I really appreciate it.
Initially, I wasn't sure if this was an RT issue or an Apache issue.
After your reply, I looked further into Apache issues that may cause
this and found the problem...
The problem
Jesse, Emmanuel,
Thanks! I finally got it. Boy, do I need to learn some on this install
stuff. I now have 3.6.6 up and running. Looks great!
I am STILL having trouble getting a search to sort results by a Custom
Field. Is there some limitation that only allows this to work if
I'm not sure if this a common issue, from RT sites I have tried it seems
to have similar symptoms. Basically this is what happens, when you do a
search regardless of what criteria the Ticket/Display.html page attempts
do to a limitless query based on the same criteria, effectively loading
Asif,
I don't think so. Unless I am wrong, it is my understanding that rights
are granted on a queue basis and therefore all tickets in that queue.
I've never heard of granting rights on a ticket basis. To do that, I
believe it would involve creating another level (by ticket) of
Fred,
You do not have to go into any directories to do this. RT is already
set up to allow ANY queue to use a different template (the content of a
formatted email) as an override to a global template of the same name. I
don't understand why you think you have to go into the
Hi Asif,
You could add group1 to the list of Requestors for the ticket and then
grant Requestors (either globally or within queue2) ShowTicket and
ModifyTicket rights. The Requestors stay with the ticket when it changes
queues. Use a scrip to add group1 to the Requestors when it goes from
On 27/05/2008, at 11:25 PM, Todd Chapman wrote:
The queue is known once you get to the ticket Create page, so the
template can have logic to display fields based on the queue.
Thanks, that's what I figured the solution was going to be; just one
big Create.html with lots of logic depending
On 27/05/2008, at 11:24 PM, Roedel, Mark wrote:
Well, queue-specific custom fields are added to the create-ticket
layout
based on the queue you selected.
Based on that, I'd say that the best-case scenario is that your
requirements can be met by configuring custom fields for those
Alternatively you could have a custom web form for creating tickets in a
particular queue and email the data to rt. Wouldn't be much use for
updating tickets however.
Gordon
Mark,
Unfortunately just using custom-fields will not be enough to fulfill
our requirements as we need logic to
We do that at the moment but it has a lot of logic that we would like
to bring into RT itself to keep it as a single system.
Thanks,
Tom
On 28/05/2008, at 11:15 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Alternatively you could have a custom web form for creating tickets
in a particular queue and
Greetings all,
I am attempting to use the RT command line tool to create a ticket with
content and fields pre-populated. I am using the '-i' flag to call in a
text file with pre-populated text fields.
I have created a text file that contains the following and I set the
Subject and Requestor
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