[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks,
I was so far, but was not sure how to get around my firewall because we only
have an internet proxy. Is it possible to reconfigure CPAN, when I have
configured it incorrectlyß
Does anyone know what ports CPAN uses?
CPAN uses standart ftp/http clients which
Shawn Holland wrote:
On Friday 02 December 2005 3:35 am, Wim Fournier wrote:
Hi,
Use the FreeText field already in OTRS. Don't add it to the database
yourself.
Have a look at the conversation with the subject: "Small Customization
of Customers and Tickets" I had before. It explains how to d
Thanks,
I was so far, but was not sure how to get around my firewall because we only
have an internet proxy. Is it possible to reconfigure CPAN, when I have
configured it incorrectlyß
Does anyone know what ports CPAN uses?
Vielen Dank,
Shawn Beasley
Support - IT
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Support Chain,
I an interesting combination. I have setup and sucessfully configured a
OTRS server on SuSE 9.3 32 bit system. Now, my boss has ordered 64 bit
servers. I now cannot find a version of the perl-GD software that will
run on the box. The only ve
Hey,
I have followed Keith Turner's example of how to modify the customer form to
have aditional information. BTW works great!
I have copied the CustomerUser object from Defaults.pm into Config.pm
I have modified the mapping to include
[ 'Misc', 'Misc', 'misc', 1, 1, 'text', '', 0 ],
Using p
Jon Fanti wrote:
Hi,
I've installed OTRS 2.0.4 on a CentOS4 server (x86_64). I used the tar
ball rather than RPM.
Our cronjob's worked fine until I started to add custom configs to
Config.pm. I am now getting this error generated every time a cronjob
is ran:
"Odd number of elements in an
