I've installed it .. seems to work against 3.2 database.
Take a look. (5 minute video). http://screencast.com/t/yI2wKK2jvw4
Please note that I have no affiliation with otrs-manager. I didn't make it,
I can't support it.
On Sat, Feb 2, 2013 at 4:01 PM, Arnold Ligtvoet wrote:
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> Anyone using
Typically, the best way to keep time in sync on VMWare guests is by
installing and using VMware tools.
On Sat, Feb 2, 2013 at 8:19 PM, Steven Carr wrote:
> You shouldn't need to use cron to keep your time in sync, you can just
> install ntpd and configure it to synchronise time with at least 3
>
Anyone using this tool? OTRS Manager
http://sourceforge.net/projects/otrs-manager/
I believe I have used this in the past. There is a screenshot on the
page which dates is back to 2008. Last update is 2010, so do not expect
it to support the newest OTRS features.
The one I used was quite s
You shouldn't need to use cron to keep your time in sync, you can just
install ntpd and configure it to synchronise time with at least 3
global NTP servers (see pool.ntp.org). But you might want to find out
why your clock keeps losing time in the first place as that could
indicate bigger issues wit
Hi,
Anyone using this tool? OTRS Manager
http://sourceforge.net/projects/otrs-manager/
Is it a good tool? Possible to see any screenshot?
Thanks.
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Hello:
I have problems with OTRS, we have Debian GNU/Linux in ESX with a cron
task for sync time with ntpdate, runs each five minutes, I configured php
with timezone (America/Panama).
But for any reason time in machine changes, if between five minutes of
next ntpdate update OTRS receive a new tic
HI Steven,
thanks for hint. It is a test instance, and I tried the upgrade a couple of
times.
On production I will wait for the release of some updates on features add-ons.
At least now I have the workarounds for my little problems, hoping he solutions
could be usefull to others !
Regards,
