Hi there,
At company I work at sombody fough it would be a good idea to use
regional chars and that messes up the Auth process...
I had the same problem with moodle - I made modification there that uses
user@domain as DN and it works fine there but..
If I do something like this in OTRS (Perl)
Hi everyone,
We have been using OTRS for a couple of years now and we are currently
using 3.0.11 as the newest version. OTRS 3.1.1 is now available however
and I wanted to know if there are any special things I have to think of
before upgrading? We are using OpenSUSE 11.2 as an OS, but I'm not
HI,
I have done a test upgrade myself following the instructions in the source
code UPGRADING, I did not have a problem but also did not test all the
functionality.
I would suggest to try this on a copy of the database, just in case.
thanks,
mike
On Wed, Feb 15, 2012 at 1:51 PM, Erik van Ast
Hi Erik
Your steps are correct (it's the absolute minimum), but I think you should go
trough it step by step as described here
http://doc.otrs.org/3.1/en/html/upgrading.html
(stop services, start upgrade, start services, tests)
I recommend a fullbackup of your system before upgrading, better
On Wed, 15 Feb 2012 09:57:44 +0100, Adam Bator a...@amu.edu.pl wrote:
Hi there,
At company I work at sombody fough it would be a good idea to use
regional chars and that messes up the Auth process...
I had the same problem with moodle - I made modification there that uses
user@domain as
Dear all
There is a error in the code as EditQuestion doesn't show type as comobox. i am
guessing that what is suppose to show up as. Sorry in advance i didn't know
where to post the bug so i reported it here. If some one can release a patch or
how to fix it will greatly appreciate it
hi all
i have a particular requirement with regards to filtering that i need some
help with
we currently have a helpdesk queue that grabs all email sent to
helpd...@company.com and places it in the helpdesk queue, works well.
issue:
we have agents that CC helpd...@company.com with replies to a
Das wäre für uns auch interessant.
Am 15.02.2012 um 10:00 schrieb Thorsten E:
Ich würde ja so ein Add-on auch kaufen, aber ich will keinen Wartungsvertrag
dazu.
Geht das auch?
Am 10.02.2012, 17:06 Uhr, schrieb Nils Leideck nils.leid...@leidex.net:
On 10.02.2012, at 11:48, Rene Böhm
Am 15.02.2012 11:26, schrieb Uwe Baumbach:
Hallo,
wir haben OTRS 3.0.6 im Einsatz.
Es ist der Wunsch aufgetaucht, ausgehend von einer Mail, die über ein
Nicht-OTRS-Postfach empfangen wurde (z.B. direkt privat), via
Zwischenspeicherung als eml-Datei (oder ähnlichem Standard-Format:
msg, ...)
Hallo Liste!
Ich habe ein aktuelles OTRS (+ITSM) laufen und eine Frage: ich möchte einen
´Prozess definieren, wo am Ende der Kunde (Melder) das Ticket abnimmt bzw.
schließt.
Derzeit macht das der jeweilige Agent (Techniker) und der Kunde bekommt nur die
Info - Ticket geschlossen!
Danke
Quoting Lothar Kimmeringer (j...@kimmeringer.de):
Komplette Mail inkl Header in die Zwischenablage, dann telnet auf Port 25 zum
eigenen Mailserver:
helo asd
mail from: absen...@example.com
rcpt to: supp...@example.org
data
[Einfuegen der Mail aus Zwischenablage]
.
quit
Tipp: in der
Hallo,
Es gibt die TicketAcl Methode und da gibt es viele Möglichkeiten.
http://blog.otrs.org/2010/08/17/state-machines-for-tickets-via-acl/
Ich müsste selbst weiter nachlesen, aber das ist eine Idee
mfg,
mike
2012/2/15 Heindl Karl karl.hei...@abv.at
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Hallo Liste!
Ich habe ein
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