Emmanuel Lacour wrote:
> On Wed, Aug 20, 2008 at 04:29:55PM +0100, Tom H wrote:
>> warn $content if ($opts{debug});
>>
>> and according to "perldoc warnings", the function warn should send the
>> content to STDERR...
>>
>> So I've no id
Hi RT list,
I have about 20 RT queues and my users are reporting intermittent
failures with delivery. One example is as follows;
Aug 11 21:32:20 dcmon01 sendmail[8402]: m7BLWJQC008218:
to="|/opt/rt3/bin/rt-mailgate --debug --queue 'Operations' --action
correspond --url http://dcmon01.osti.local/
Tom H wrote:
> Hi RT list,
> According to the rt-mailgate script, there should be something for this;
>
> warn $content if ($opts{debug});
>
> and according to "perldoc warnings", the function warn should send the
> content to STDERR...
>
> So I'
Hi RT list,
I have about 20 RT queues and my users are reporting intermittent
failures with delivery. One example is as follows;
Aug 11 21:32:20 dcmon01 sendmail[8402]: m7BLWJQC008218:
to="|/opt/rt3/bin/rt-mailgate --debug --queue 'Operations' --action
correspond --url http://dcmon01.osti.local/
Hi,
A user reported that one of their tickets was hanging their browser, and
sure enough when I tried, it took a very long time to load, and when
it did it was rendered badly. I checked the logs and the following was
repeated many 100s of times;
[Thu Mar 6 11:23:29 2008] [debug]: We found a
Kenneth Crocker wrote:
> Tom,
>
>
> If I understand your question, you are wondering why a particular
> Custom Field is not visable when creating a ticket, even if the user is
> root. The answer is related to how RT links Custom Fields to a ticket.
Ah, no - the root user can see and enter a
Hi,
I have added an "on hold" custom attribute, which should be available to
privileged users when creating a new ticket through the web interface,
and to users with edit ticket rights on existing tickets.
However the privileged users do not get the fields appearing in the web
interface. I tried
Hi,
I have a script which imports tickets from another system using
something like;
foreach(ticket){
$TicketObj->Create(subject, queue, priority, status);
}
etc. However I understand that that is going to trigger the sending of
emails to all the watchers of these queues?
is there any way to su
Deepika Bhatia wrote:
>>> Is there any users manual and administrators manual available for RT?
>>>
>>>
Hi,
We are currently writing end user documentation for RT, and it would
really help to see what has been done before. If you care to share ;-)
Many Thanks,
Tom
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Kenneth Crocker wrote:
> Tom,
>
> If you can put them all in one group, or if they are already in
> groups that only have "takers" as members, then list the group(s) in the
> Watchers: "CC" of the appropriate queues. Then all you need do is create
> a notification scrip for "OnCreate" to "Noti
Kenneth Crocker wrote:
> Tom,
>
>
> If you can put them all in one group, or if they are already in
> groups that only have "takers" as members, then list the group(s) in the
> Watchers: "CC" of the appropriate queues. Then all you need do is create
> a notification scrip for "OnCreate" to "Not
Hi,
I want to give all the users who can "TakeTicket" the opportunity to do
so, by notifying them. But I don't want to add them to the AdminCC list
as they would get far too much mail.
So I want to create a custom scrip which "On Create", searches for all
the users who have "TakeTicket" right, a
Hi
I would like to assign a ticket to another Owner/user, but only myself
and Nobody appear in the "owner" drop down list, and there are quite a
few others in the group that have permissions on this queue. Am I
missing a permission here?
Thanks,
T.
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Hi,
I have the LDAP overlay working fine with LdapAutocreateAuthCallback,
and once my users have logged in I can add them to their groups and give
them permissions.
However the problem I have at the moment, is that I want to add users to
a particular queue/group before they have ever logged on,
Hi,
I have added a non-privileged user to the cc list for my queue, however
they are not receiving any emails for updates or ticket creation events.
Am I doing something wrong, other emails are sent correctly
Thanks,
T
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Hi,
I have created a queue "Operations" and a group called "Operations
group", and assigned all available queue rights to that group. This
works in the sense that when the "operations" user logs in, they can see
the available ticket.
However I would like them to be notified that there is a new ti
Hi,
I was wondering whether its possible to allow everybody with an address
like [EMAIL PROTECTED] to create tickets, and reject everyone else.
(rather than give everyone the create ticket permission)
Thanks,
Tom
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