Sounds like apache (or more likely one of the mods you have installed) may
be leaking memory.
I'ld reboot the server, then launch top and watch it for a few hours to see
if anything particular is spiking memory usage.
If you notice apache is consuming more and more resources, while sitting
idle, tr
Its a local webserver on our LAN.
IE appears to be set properly... I have no other problems like this on other
servers or sites.
Then entire site works fine and loads, its just after apache has ran awhile it
gets worse and worse until the point it times out and/or never loads.
Nothing really i
Might want to check for proxy and caching before you worry about apache
settings.
Some ISPs will cache page data to "make it load faster", however with the
dynamic nature of OTRS pages, this is ineffective and can actually slow
things down.
The other thing to check is in the browser(s) that you are
Any certain settings or variables I can check/play with to make OTRS run faster.
It takes forever (after a lot of use) to load the graphics, for a certain page
to load up, etc. Sometimes it just times out. Sometimes I just have to
re-click the link to get it to work.
Running on RHEL 5 with la
Steve Morrey wrote:
In essence what we require is an OTRS email relay function.
Here is a breakdown of what should happen.
Customer sends an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
A ticket is created in OTRS and assigned to a support person,
whomever was next in que (lets call the support person Joe).
W
I'm running FC3. Old distro, but OTRS works well.
Odd, I did a yum install which and it installed. The odd thing is, I've been
able to use the "which" command before doing that just now.
In any case, that did it! Thanks.
On Tue, Mar 11, 2008 at 2:04 PM, Steve Morrey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
You need to install the "which" command.
It should be pre-installed in most linux distros.
What distro are you using?
Sincerely,
Steve Morrey
On 3/11/08, 27spots <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I'm trying to run a backup of OTRS using the backup.pl script, but is
> bombing out with the
Hello,
I'm trying to run a backup of OTRS using the backup.pl script, but is
bombing out with the error below. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you in advance!
Can't exec "which": No such file or directory at ./backup.pl line 123,
line 4.
readline() on closed filehandle IN at ./back
Hello,
In essence what we require is an OTRS email relay function.
Here is a breakdown of what should happen.
Customer sends an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
A ticket is created in OTRS and assigned to a support person, whomever was
next in que (lets call the support person Joe).
When the ticket is
I want to be able to change the timestamp that a ticket is created with.
Certain times I am working away from the computer and can't immediately
put new tickets into the system. I end up going back a while later and
entering all my tickets in however, the timestamp shows the time that I
entered th
Resolve your DNS problem of disable the MX record check in OTRS (in Config.pm):
B.1.1.14. CheckMXRecord
Description
Value
Description:
Check the MX record of email addresses before sending an email?
Group:
Framework
SubGroup:
Core
Valid:
1
Required:
1
Config-Setting:
$Self->{'CheckMX
either disable the mx record check in otrs or ensure, your otrs server
is able to resolve the domains (correct configured /etc/resolve.conf
assumed you're on Unix)
regards,
Bruce
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Aysel Pamuk
Sent: Tuesday, M
I have installed OTRS 2.2.5 .
I want to add a new user bt received the error:
Email address ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) not valid (invalid [EMAIL PROTECTED] (DNS
problem: no nameservers)! )!
What should I do?
Thanks in afvance,
Aysel Pamuk
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Hi Don and Steve,
Welcome. I don't believe that there are any OTRS forums, the mailing
list is all I use.
@Don : the message that you are seeing means that you have not renamed
the genericagent file (probably). As you are in a windows environment I
presume you've installed OTRS in c:\otrs.
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