Re: [rt-users] Add a backup email account as Bcc - avoid multiple emails

2009-09-17 Thread Toby Darling
 My goal is that all messages sent to RT are also going to a second
 mailbox that would be used in case of a disaster on RT.

I've done this by making bac...@company.com an AdminCC of the queue. That gets 
comments and replies by default, plus anything else I want to set up a scrip 
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Re: [rt-users] Add a backup email account as Bcc - avoid multiple emails

2009-09-17 Thread Jerome Durand
Fine but this way the backup email (as AdminCC) wouldn't see the people 
who receive the email (to and cc fields) Am I wrong?

Jerome

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 My goal is that all messages sent to RT are also going to a second
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 I've done this by making bac...@company.com an AdminCC of the queue. That 
 gets comments and replies by default, plus anything else I want to set up a 
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Re: [rt-users] Add a backup email account as Bcc - avoid multiple emails

2009-09-17 Thread Toby Darling
 Fine but this way the backup email (as AdminCC) wouldn't see the people
 who receive the email (to and cc fields) Am I wrong?

Think you're right. I guess you could tweak your admin correspondence template?

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[rt-users] Max Size of Attachments

2009-09-17 Thread Mike Johnson
Greetings,
 
I'm trying to determine what the maximum size of attachments that I can use 
through RT.  We have some users that want to put larger attachments in there.
 
Can anyone tell me where the attachments are stored in the database, and if you 
know, what data type it's been defined as?
 
I understand that when you are storing files in a database, you need to choose 
a type, and that dictates the max file size.
 
I want to go over the recommended size that's in the Site Config file(10mb) 
but I need to know how the DB is storing the files so I know what my limits are 
to test.
 
RT - 3.2.1 (I know I know... upgrade... I just don't have the time right now) 
MySQL 4
 
Thanks!
 
 
 
Mike Johnson
Datatel Programmer/Analyst
Northern Ontario School of Medicine
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[rt-users] logging in as root with $WebExternalAuth defined

2009-09-17 Thread Ray Horne
I have defined $WebExternalAuth (and $WebFallbackToInternalAuth)
in order to use our apache authentication, works fine but how do
I override it to get a login screen so I can login as root?

Ray Horne
Linux Systems Manager
Cambridge University Library
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Re: [rt-users] logging in as root with $WebExternalAuth defined

2009-09-17 Thread jan . grant
On Thu, 17 Sep 2009, Ray Horne wrote:

 I have defined $WebExternalAuth (and $WebFallbackToInternalAuth)
 in order to use our apache authentication, works fine but how do
 I override it to get a login screen so I can login as root?

I'm just looking at this here, following on from the ExternalAuth question 
of a day or so ago.

I'm actually looking at running up a seperate admin interface that points 
at the same backend so that all our users can CAS-authenticate. That seems 
to be the line of least resistance.




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[rt-users] Users and recipients

2009-09-17 Thread Mauricio Tavares
I am trying to understand a bit more how RT works, so I do apologize in 
advance for the trivial questions:

  1) When someone sends a support email to RT, it first sees if the users
exists on the databases it uses to do user authentication. The local 
database is checked last even if it is not explicitly defined. So, if we 
are doing LDAP authentication, RT will first look up the user there and 
then go to the internal database.

  Q: What does it use to uniquely identify a user? It seems that it will 
look up the username to compare with users already defined. What else?

If the user does not exist -- customer sending a ticket for the first
time -- RT will create that user (in groups Everyone and Unpriviledged)
and associate the ticket to the user.

  Q: If I send a test ticket to RT, using the email address
r...@testdomain.com, it does not send the ticket back to that address.
In the ticket data screen, it correctly identify Requestors as
r...@testdomain.com. But, it seems when it process the email, it does
not seem to know the recipient = r...@testdomain.com. Even if I access
the ticket (as in log in with my normal/LDAP-based/part-of-support-group
account) and try to reply to it by selecting r...@testdomain.com as the
email to send the reply to, it still seems not to find the recipient:

[Thu Sep 17 13:29:08 2009] [info]:
rt-3.6.7-21657-1253194147-1987.8-...@tickets.internal.domain.com sent
To: r...@testdomain.com
(/usr/share/request-tracker3.6/lib/RT/Action/SendEmail.pm:297)
[Thu Sep 17 13:29:08 2009] [debug]: About to think about scrips for
transaction #141
(/usr/share/request-tracker3.6/lib/RT/Transaction_Overlay.pm:167)
[Thu Sep 17 13:29:08 2009] [info]:
rt-3.6.7-21657-1253194147-167.8-...@tickets.internal.domain.com #8/140
- Scrip 4
(/usr/share/request-tracker3.6/lib/RT/Action/SendEmail.pm:266)
[Thu Sep 17 13:29:08 2009] [info]:
rt-3.6.7-21657-1253194147-167.8-...@tickets.internal.domain.com No
recipients found. Not sending.
(/usr/share/request-tracker3.6/lib/RT/Action/SendEmail.pm:278)

How come?




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[rt-users] Partially solved - was: WebExternalAuth AND an RT::Authen::ExternalAuth LDAP ExternalInfo provider..?

2009-09-17 Thread jan . grant
On Tue, 15 Sep 2009, jan.gr...@bristol.ac.uk wrote:

 I'm using (aspiring to use) apache's mod_auth_cas to do external 
 authentication, plus RT::Authen::ExternalAuth as an info provider to 
 provide information about the apache-supplied username.
 
 Is this actually *possible*? RT 3.8.4. Basically, the idea is to use our 
 common CAS SSO setup to provide usernames to RT, and then to rely on LDAP 
 if the user doesn't already exist in order to create the new account.
 
 Unfortunately, putting RT::Authen::ExternalAuth on the @Plugins appears to 
 disable WebExternalAuth.
 
 Can this be made to work? And if so, how?

Okay. With help from IRC this appears to be doable, but requires 
additional code (rather than just configuration) to achieve what we're 
after (unless anyone knows better).


We use apache mod_auth_cas; turn on WebExternalAuth and so on:

Set($WebExternalAuth, 1);
Set($WebFallbackToInternalAuth , 1);
Set($WebExternalAuto, 1);
Set($AutoCreate, {Privileged = 1}); # or whatver you need here

I've then got

Set($ExternalAuthPriority, [  ]);
Set($ExternalInfoPriority, [ 'My_LDAP' ]);

to populate some fields (just following the example supplied in the 
plugin).


What's missing:

I'd at least like to be able to use LDAP group membership to supply the 
initial group membership of newly-created users within RT. Without this 
there's little point actually using the LDAP module since I'm going to 
have to prepopulate RT with my users anyway :-(

Having looked a bit further at this, it also seems like the rt 
command-line tool hasn't really moved on from 3.6; I hacked some code to 
support a few more operations against types that weren't ticket back 
then.

- are there hooks for user creation that I can write minimally-invasive 
code for in order to grab what I need out of LDAP?

- Are there plans to complete support for non-ticket types with the rt 
command-line tool?

- if not, what's the recommended route for scripted creation of queues, 
groups, users, etc?

- what FM should I be Ring for this? :-)


What'd be lovely:

It'd be really, really nice if RT had a completely pluggable system for 
supplying group membership information on the fly. I realise that there 
are some issues with this and the cached group membership that RT does 
under the hood, and in particular the generation of ACL queries would need 
a rethink; but as far as I can see at the moment any hope of doing some 
live integration with an external group manager is going to be a bit of a 
bodge, to say the least. Maybe in RT 4?



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Re: [rt-users] Users and recipients

2009-09-17 Thread Lander, Scott
http://wiki.bestpractical.com/view/NoRecipFound

It looks like it is replying correctly - make sure the box can send to your 
user - no mail relay set up maybe?
And, the no recipients found is probably because you don't have any explicit 
watchers set up for the queue...


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[mailto:rt-users-boun...@lists.bestpractical.com] On Behalf Of Mauricio Tavares
Sent: Thursday, September 17, 2009 10:35 AM
To: RT Users
Subject: [rt-users] Users and recipients

I am trying to understand a bit more how RT works, so I do apologize in 
advance for the trivial questions:

  1) When someone sends a support email to RT, it first sees if the users 
exists on the databases it uses to do user authentication. The local database 
is checked last even if it is not explicitly defined. So, if we are doing LDAP 
authentication, RT will first look up the user there and then go to the 
internal database.

  Q: What does it use to uniquely identify a user? It seems that it will look 
up the username to compare with users already defined. What else?

If the user does not exist -- customer sending a ticket for the first time -- 
RT will create that user (in groups Everyone and Unpriviledged) and associate 
the ticket to the user.

  Q: If I send a test ticket to RT, using the email address 
r...@testdomain.com, it does not send the ticket back to that address.
In the ticket data screen, it correctly identify Requestors as 
r...@testdomain.com. But, it seems when it process the email, it does not seem 
to know the recipient = r...@testdomain.com. Even if I access the ticket (as in 
log in with my normal/LDAP-based/part-of-support-group
account) and try to reply to it by selecting r...@testdomain.com as the email 
to send the reply to, it still seems not to find the recipient:

[Thu Sep 17 13:29:08 2009] [info]:
rt-3.6.7-21657-1253194147-1987.8-...@tickets.internal.domain.com sent
To: r...@testdomain.com
(/usr/share/request-tracker3.6/lib/RT/Action/SendEmail.pm:297)
[Thu Sep 17 13:29:08 2009] [debug]: About to think about scrips for transaction 
#141
(/usr/share/request-tracker3.6/lib/RT/Transaction_Overlay.pm:167)
[Thu Sep 17 13:29:08 2009] [info]:
rt-3.6.7-21657-1253194147-167.8-...@tickets.internal.domain.com #8/140
- Scrip 4
(/usr/share/request-tracker3.6/lib/RT/Action/SendEmail.pm:266)
[Thu Sep 17 13:29:08 2009] [info]:
rt-3.6.7-21657-1253194147-167.8-...@tickets.internal.domain.com No recipients 
found. Not sending.
(/usr/share/request-tracker3.6/lib/RT/Action/SendEmail.pm:278)

How come?




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[rt-users] 404 error message

2009-09-17 Thread borngunners

I was able to successfully able to run the following command make 
initialize-database and follow throught the entire settings.

When I?enter my url helpdesk.example.com/rt, I got the following page? cannot 
be found error message http 404. Nonetheless, when i enter my regular url 
without /rt, i saw a message that says It Works!. Please help.



Whoever is having a make initialize error message should go back to the 
directory where the rt package was untar and run the following command:

make initialize-database
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[rt-users] Group Members Tickets

2009-09-17 Thread Andy Speagle
Hi All,

Is there a way to configure a group such that all members of the group
can see any tickets for which any member of the group is the Requestor?
I can't quite see to reason this one out.

Thanks,
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Re: [rt-users] Group Members Tickets

2009-09-17 Thread Jerrad Pierce
Please read the list archives, this has just come up within the last
few days, and requires some customization.

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[rt-users] Searching by groups of users

2009-09-17 Thread Joshua Chakoff
Hello,

We are trying to construct saved searches at my workplace that  
delineate what needs attention and what does not more clearly than  
just the ticket status (new, open, etc.) So, I am trying to create a  
search of tickets that require attention, which will include all new  
tickets as well as any tickets that were last updated by someone  
outside of our group, which is a defined group within RT.

Is this kind of search possible? Or do I simply have to make a large  
search with a section of  LastUpdatedBy != 'user1' OR  LastUpdatedBy ! 
= 'user2' OR ... for 30 or so users?

Thanks!

-Josh
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Re: [rt-users] RT with forms and workflow?

2009-09-17 Thread Jesse Vincent

 Today I have an additional need, a need for heavily checked web
 forms with workflow, with absolutely minimal effort required
 to create a (simple) form and associated workflow. It's easy
 to imagine a web interface with drop-down boxes (filled from
 LDAP) that creates a ticket, but I'm looking for something
 where one can *easily* create a workflow 

[3 weeks late, I know] 

This is a MAJOR goal for the RT4 series. We're starting out by replacing
RT's scrips system with a new, much safer for end users, rules engine
with a GUI builder. From there, we'll be able to extend things downward
toward end-user space. It's my hope that that technology, combined with
the rework of the internals in Jifty will get us ever closer to the day
when trusted users can create their own forms and views using only their
mouse.

Best,
Jesse


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Re: [rt-users] Searching by groups of users

2009-09-17 Thread Jerrad Pierce
 Is this kind of search possible?
Not natively.

 Or do I simply have to make a large
 search with a section of  LastUpdatedBy != 'user1' OR  LastUpdatedBy !
 = 'user2' OR ... for 30 or so users?
Correct. But you could create a callback that expands 'LastUpdatedGroup'
into the alternated series of 'LastUpdateBy'. Which is better depends upon
your Perl/RT-fu, how generic a tool you desire, and how often groups change.

Note that you can also add more status levels.
http://wiki.bestpractical.com/view/CustomStatuses

Use of the priority field might also be a workable alternative.
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