Well I've had rt-3.6.0 running happily on gentoo for a good few weeks
till I decided to do update world, its then when few things started to
break, I guess its one/possibly more of the recent ebuilds are broken or
not compatible with RT .. I am guessing its either DBD or Apache-session.
Regards;
Roy
David Oberlitner wrote:
Hello,
The alter table command below solved my repeated
login problem also:
ALTER TABLE sessions CHANGE a_session a_session
LONGBLOB;
In addition, I couldn't retrieve attachments after
upgrading from 3.4.? to 3.6.1. Another poster
provided the following similar solution:
ALTER TABLE Attachments CHANGE Content Content
LONGBLOB;
In both cases the previous type was LONGTEXT. I
observe in /opt/rt3/etc/mysql.schema LONGTEXT is
defined as the type for both. I have also observed
several of the posters with these problems operate
Gentoo as I do. My first guess is this is not a
Gentoo specific problem but wonder why I have not
seen such reports on other platforms.
Is this a likely bug worth reporting?
Regards,
David
Roy El-Hames wrote:
What version of RT ?? There are few postings and suggested solutions but
the only one that worked for me was :
ALTER TABLE sessions CHANGE a_session a_session LONGBLOB;
I would suggest you look up the other solutions for this mailing list
first..
my system is also gentoo and rt-3.6.1
Roy
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I'm trying to install rt on a gentoo machine apache2 for the
webserver. When I logon to rt it works fine, I changed my password,
but everytime I
click on some link. (ie. Configuration, Tools, Preferences) it asks me
to re-authenticate.
It's like it's never saving my information. I know I have cookies
enabled, other websites work fine. Any ideas as to what could be causing
the problem.
--
Samir
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