Hi:
I am using otrs 3.0.5. It works great but I can't find the file manager
option as it was on previous versions of otrs.
Could you tell me if otrs 3.0 has the file manager option and some
instructions to make it works?
Thanks
I think is would be possible. You would need to change some OTRS code
though. You could have per site an index.pl which loads OTRS from a
shared location. You would have to create a way to tell OTRS where to
find the config for this specific install. Same thing must be done for
customer.pl and
I think is would be possible. You would need to change some OTRS code
though. You could have per site an index.pl which loads OTRS from a
shared location. You would have to create a way to tell OTRS where to
find the config for this specific install. Same thing must be done for
customer.pl and
I think is would be possible. You would need to change some OTRS code
though. You could have per site an index.pl which loads OTRS from a
shared location. You would have to create a way to tell OTRS where to
find the config for this specific install. Same thing must be done for
customer.pl and
I think is would be possible. You would need to change some OTRS code
though. You could have per site an index.pl which loads OTRS from a
shared location. You would have to create a way to tell OTRS where to
find the config for this specific install. Same thing must be done for
customer.pl and
I think is would be possible. You would need to change some OTRS code
though. You could have per site an index.pl which loads OTRS from a
shared location. You would have to create a way to tell OTRS where to
find the config for this specific install. Same thing must be done for
customer.pl and
Hi,
I'm new to OTRS, and looking at installing it on a CentOS server with
Apache (and mod_perl). However, the server is currently hosting numerous
websites and e-mail accounts under different domains (i.e. virtual sites),
and I would like to provide an OTRS instance for each domain. So, for
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To: otrs@otrs.org
Sent: Wednesday, January 16, 2008 9:55 AM
Subject: [otrs] OTRS support for virtual sites
Hi,
I'm new to OTRS, and looking at installing it on a CentOS server with
Apache (and mod_perl). However, the server is currently hosting numerous
websites and e-mail accounts under
Hi Ryan,
I don't see why it wouldn't be possible.
Copy the otrs directory elsewhere, edit the config (otrs location, database
details) edit apache config
Thanks for the reply, are you suggesting copying the whole of the otrs
installation directory? The problem is I'd want just one copy
Hi Vince,
On Mi, Apr 04, 2007 at 09:36:56 +0200, Vicente Barbera wrote:
otrs support is too slow, is there another support site? mailinglist
is too slow. No answers to the questions and probems.
You can get commercial support for OTRS if you wish. Please see
http://www.otrs.com/en/support/
Hi all,
otrs support is too slow, is there another support site? mailinglist
is too slow. No answers to the questions and probems.
Regards,
Vince
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Hi,
Hi all,
otrs support is too slow, is there another support site?
mailinglist is too slow. No answers to the questions and probems.
If you would have looked on the main website, you would have seen the
link Support - Commercial support: http://otrs.org/support/
OpenSource projects don't
Ok,
sorry i didn't see it.
Thanks Bas.
2007/4/4, Bas Rijniersce [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
Hi all,
otrs support is too slow, is there another support site?
mailinglist is too slow. No answers to the questions and probems.
If you would have looked on the main website, you would have seen the
] On Behalf Of Vicente Barbera
Sent: Wednesday, April 04, 2007 4:02 PM
To: User questions and discussions about OTRS.org
Subject: Re: [otrs] Otrs support
Ok,
sorry i didn't see it.
Thanks Bas.
2007/4/4, Bas Rijniersce [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
Hi all,
otrs support is too slow, is there another
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