Chris, Alex, Gentlemen:
Thank you for your generosity. Let me learn a little bit more and it
will give me the confidence to ask stupid questions. :) Anyone in here
would like to engage in a conference call type group study / chat,
please let me know. I have a VoIP server to which all of us
Inline..
> A user at work added an attachment that violates corporate policy to a
> ticket; the ticket itself is valid and must be kept. I need to delete the
> attachment. A quick look at the rt-shredder tool does not make it apparent
> to me how to do this with rt-shredder. I can readily do it
Customizing email notifications as in #3 is done through the templates. As
root, or a super user, go to Admin > Templates > Select. There you'll find
a table with all the templates the system uses. Admin > Scripts is where
you can see which templates go to which events. The wiki (
Hi Reza
Welcome to RT. We're a fairly new user of the product so have recent
experience of your learning curve!
We have a bit of a workaround in place for "2. Suppress "RT System
Itself...)" lines in the History. We simply hide the entries with custom
css. In Admin > Tools > Theme > Custom CSS
Great call! Looks like one of the files that didn't work has 600, while one
that did is 644. My www-data user must need to read these files, and it
couldn't do that. I'm not sure how 600 got set, but this must be the
problem. Thanks.
On Mon, Oct 24, 2016 at 1:53 PM, Jeffrey Pilant
You write:
>I'm more confused the more I look at my configuration files problem.
>According to my system configuration page, RT is loading four files:
>RT_Config.pm, RT_SiteConfig.pm, RT_SiteConfig.d/01-timezone.pm, and
>RT_SiteConfig.d/04-logging.pm. It is simply ignoring 02-debconf.pm and
I've worked around the problem by copying the dbconfig file's text into a
new file, and breaking debconf's contents into three different files. I
have no idea what was wrong with the two files that didn't work, but the
new ones seem to be doing fine. Very strange! I'd still like to know if
anyone
All,
I'm more confused the more I look at my configuration files problem.
According to my system configuration page, RT is loading four files:
RT_Config.pm, RT_SiteConfig.pm, RT_SiteConfig.d/01-timezone.pm, and
RT_SiteConfig.d/04-logging.pm. It is simply ignoring 02-debconf.pm and
I've confirmed that my RT_SiteConfig.d directory doesn't seem to be
working. As soon as I added my database credentials to RT_SiteConfig.pm,
everything worked. The problem is that I have a lot of settings in the .d
directory that I'd really rather no add to the main file. Is there a trick
to
Oh, so the same rules apply for configuration as normal. Good, I thought an
upgrade was a different case.
The database upgraded successfully, but now I'm having a similar problem.
When I spawn the FCGI server, it exits immediately, because 'rt_user' can't
log into MySQL. The problem is that
On Mon, Oct 24, 2016 at 7:09 AM, Alex Hall wrote:
> Hello list,
> As I mentioned, the upgrade on my test server from 4.2.8 to 4.4.1 went well.
> On the production server, though, it's not; the upgrade-database script is
> failing when it tries to connect to the database. I've
Hello list,
As I mentioned, the upgrade on my test server from 4.2.8 to 4.4.1 went
well. On the production server, though, it's not; the upgrade-database
script is failing when it tries to connect to the database. I've been in
MySQL messing around with user permissions, trying to get things to
Greetings Folks:
I successfully installed RT on a virtual machine and it has been a
non-stop learning marathon for 12+ hrs non stop. If you are as new as
me in RT, please reply to my message, and perhaps we can have a
conference call (at my expense) to do some sort of study group session,
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