I'm pleased to announce the immediate availability of RT 3.4.6. This
maintenance release of RT 3.4, the previous stable version of RT
provides a number of small improvements and bug fixes. It is a
recommended upgrade for sites still using the 3.4 series. (If you're
already on 3.6, you want
On Thu, Oct 19, 2006 at 05:17:06PM -0700, Robert G. Werner wrote:
> Why am I getting links like this in my RT at a glance page:
>
> Robert's Ticket
> ^^
> notice the extra /
Show us your RT_SiteConfig.pm?
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Why am I getting links like this in my RT at a glance page:
Robert's Ticket
^^
notice the extra /
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You can setup multiple RT instances pointing to the same db , just set
your database variables in the RT_SiteConfig ..
Though I would suggest you consider the network implications, there are
lots and lots of queries (I worked it out to be 216 queries to display
the the home page (RT at a glance)
>Hi,
>
>Lots of great stuff on this list and the wiki about multiple instances
>pointing to different database instances (rt_math, rt_english). However,
>I interested to know if anyone has set up multiple instances pointing to
>the same db instance?
I have. I might have a production 3.4.2 i
Hi,
Lots of great stuff on this list and the wiki about multiple instances
pointing to different database instances (rt_math, rt_english). However,
I interested to know if anyone has set up multiple instances pointing to
the same db instance?
Why?
Out support office in the UK is seeing very
On Thu, 2006-10-19 at 12:15 -0700, Robert G. Werner wrote:
> I've just set up an install of RT in a NameVirtual Host on one of my
> servers. I'm running Apache 2 on an FC5 server with mod_perl2. I
> installed RT 3.6.1
>
> My problem is that the url that is produced for each ticket's subject
>
I've just set up an install of RT in a NameVirtual Host on one of my
servers. I'm running Apache 2 on an FC5 server with mod_perl2. I
installed RT 3.6.1
My problem is that the url that is produced for each ticket's subject
line is an invalid url with two leading slashes(/) ...
Firefox trie
On Oct 19, 2006, at 10:46 AM, Ian Clancy wrote:
Based on my research so far this looks promising http://
www.dotproject.net .
We've been using Trac with our subversion repositories. Works well.
DotProject seems interesting, too.
Our only problem now is our "task lists" are spread out ov
For one project we're used XPlanner (http://www.xplanner.org/). It's
different compared to dotProject, but the approach how to handle tasks
is different.
Regards,
Jörg
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Hi RT Users,
We've been using RT successfully in our organization now for about a
year, and we are delighted with it. We use it for IT Support Help desk.
At the moment I'm looking for some kind of web based project management
tool to complement RT. I'm looking for recommendations from other RT
Dear collegues,
has anybody implemented language depending
templates?
I want to send our (multinational) requestors
messages in their own language
Any help appriciated
Wolfgang
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Hi again,
I've tweaked LdapFilter and settled on inetOrgPerson, from researches
around the 'net, but I'm still getting the LDAP_OPERATIONS_ERROR 1, so
that might not be the root problem. The first line stumps me somewhat,
talking about "object type and id".
I know this problem is essentially so
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