[rt-users] change location of attachments in RT 3.4.5?

2009-10-28 Thread Kimberly McKinnis
Due to some annoying circumstances and RT running on a VM, I'm out of disk 
space on /, and can only add a new partition because I don't want to dick 
around resizing an ext3 partition. That said, I need to tell RT to save 
attachments to said new partition. My Google search has not proved fruitful. 
Does anyone know if there's a config parameter somewhere to change this? Thank 
you!

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Re: [rt-users] change location of attachments in RT 3.4.5?

2009-10-28 Thread Jerrad Pierce
 wrote:
> Due to some annoying circumstances and RT running on a VM, I’m out of disk
> space on /, and can only add a new partition because I don’t want to dick
> around resizing an ext3 partition. That said, I need to tell RT to save
> attachments to said new partition. My Google search has not proved fruitful.
> Does anyone know if there’s a config parameter somewhere to change this?
> Thank you!
RT that old stores attachments in the file system? If so, can't you
simply use a symlink? Or mount your new partition on top of the
directory RT writes the attachments to? (Being sure to move over
the existing files first)

If it's like a modern RT and storing the data in your database,
you should still be able to apply those techniques, or tell move
your RDBMS' data store to the new volume.
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Re: [rt-users] change location of attachments in RT 3.4.5?

2009-10-29 Thread Jesse Vincent



On Wed 28.Oct'09 at 23:56:11 -0400, Jerrad Pierce wrote:
>  wrote:
> > Due to some annoying circumstances and RT running on a VM, I’m out of disk
> > space on /, and can only add a new partition because I don’t want to dick
> > around resizing an ext3 partition. That said, I need to tell RT to save
> > attachments to said new partition. My Google search has not proved fruitful.
> > Does anyone know if there’s a config parameter somewhere to change this?
> > Thank you!
> RT that old stores attachments in the file system? 

RT 1.0.x was the last version of RT to store attachments on the
filesystem.  We're working on an RTx for a client that _might_ end up
getting released which would let you do this for RT 3.8.  But it's not
something I can put a date on.

Best,
Jesse


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Re: [rt-users] change location of attachments in RT 3.4.5?

2009-10-30 Thread Drew Taylor
On Thu, Oct 29, 2009 at 11:20 PM, Jesse Vincent wrote:

>
> RT 1.0.x was the last version of RT to store attachments on the
> filesystem.  We're working on an RTx for a client that _might_ end up
> getting released which would let you do this for RT 3.8.  But it's not
> something I can put a date on.
>

I think I know who the client is because I used to work for them. Well, at
the very least we were paying BP to implement similar functionality. :-)

Drew
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