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Of Keith Edmunds
Sent: Sunday, December 10, 2006 1:27 PM
To: rt-users@lists.bestpractical.com
Subject: Re: [rt-users] CommandByMail and Custom Fields
I've done a bit more research on this, and to
That $dbh is for a separate database for storing feedback forms sent
out to people that have used our help desk. Any changes to the RT
database, I am doing through the RT interface. my $sth =
$dbh-prepare(SELECT * FROM new_survey(?,?,?)); actually inserts into
the feedback database, and returns
Hi,
we have a RT 3.6 installed on our server and 8 queues. Each queue is
project specific. Now, I have to install another RT instance and move
all the tickets from one of the queues, into the other RT instance.
Is there any way to do this using the RT command line tools ?
That $dbh is for a separate database for storing feedback forms sent
out to people that have used our help desk. Any changes to the RT
database, I am doing through the RT interface. my $sth =
$dbh-prepare(SELECT * FROM new_survey(?,?,?)); actually
inserts into
the feedback database, and
Hello,
We created a custom field for RTFM Articles called Description
which is an textarea that usually contains an HOWTO that gets replied from
our helpdesk to the requestors.
It will be inserted like this in the ticket:
1 #9: HOWTO request a password reset.
2
On Mon, 11 Dec 2006 10:15:28 -0500
Stephen Turner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The fact that the X2 line doesn't get logged indicates that there are
no CF objects in $custom_fields. A couple of reasons why this might
be true: the queue has no ticket custom fields defined or it could be
a
Found the error. I had an unnessicary set of curly braces around the
params for AddCustomFieldValue.
Changed:
$ticket-AddCustomFieldValue({ Field = 7, Value = $surveyid[0] })
To:
$ticket-AddCustomFieldValue( Field = 7, Value = $surveyid[0] )
Now it's all working.
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Hi Jodok,
We created a custom field for RTFM Articles called Description
which is an textarea that usually contains an HOWTO that gets
replied from our helpdesk to the requestors.
It will be inserted like this in the ticket:
1 #9: HOWTO request a password reset.
2
Hi,
I've been building cron jobs for automated auditing of ticket status
in my organization similar to what's described in the
TimedNotifications article in the Wiki. Because the 3 days
nomenclature for the query seems to be incorrect and doesn't produce
results (any longer? Using RT 3.6.1), I
On Mon, Dec 11, 2006 at 04:37:30PM +0100, Jodok Ole Muellers wrote:
Hello,
We created a custom field for RTFM Articles called Description
which is an textarea that usually contains an HOWTO that gets replied from
our helpdesk to the requestors.
Give the latest RTFM 2.2RC a shot. It has
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Date: Fri, 8 Dec 2006 19:27:51 +0200
From: Niko Tyni [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [rt-users] RT 3.6.1 stops sending out emails
To: rt-users@lists.bestpractical.com
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I'm trying to figure out how to append bounce notices to tickets.
Basically, if a bounce comes in to my return-path address, I want to
scan it for evidence of a bounce from RT. If it finds it, append the
message (or just the DSN report part if it is a DSN) to the offending
ticket.
Has
Hi,
I have a feeling I know the answer to this already, but thought I would ask
around a bit.
We have a bunch of people who e-mail into RT for support. We'd like to be able
to query and report on three different kinds of users - basically students,
staff and teachers. We can accept doing
If you allow Tickets to be created in a queue by Everyone, an
unprivileged user account is created when RT receives an email from a
new user, hence you should be able to use custom fields.
Taan
Bill wrote:
Hi,
I have a feeling I know the answer to this already, but thought I
would ask
Dan Parsons wrote:
I need to display the value of a custom field for each ticket shown on
the RT at a glance page, which shows a predefined search named Search
- My Tickets. I see how to add/remove columns, that part is easy, but
my custom field isn't one of the choices. What am I doing wrong?
Yes, and it's granted to me, along with everything else.
Dan Parsons
Sr. Systems Administrator
Luxtera, Inc.
On Dec 11, 2006, at 3:18 PM, Mathew wrote:
Dan Parsons wrote:
I need to display the value of a custom field for each ticket
shown on
the RT at a glance page, which shows a
We have database at work that has all of our customer contacts. We have
a script which polls it regularly and builds a procmail ruleset based on
all of those contact email addresses. If an incoming email is directed
at the queue to which the procmail ruleset belongs and the address is
not found
I should note that this has literally eliminated all spam in our
customer ticket queue.
In order to manage the spam received by way of our other public facing
queue I have the owner of the queue assign all tickets to me and open
them. I then have a script which accesses the page via
Okay, I am doing something wrong then... I cannot get the user custom
fields to display. I thought it was just with the unpriv users, but it
does not display for the others either.
I've restarted apache
Insured rights to view, set, etc on the field... Nobody can see the
field
Nothing helps.
Correspond refers to Replies only - not Comments.
Taan
Jeremy Randall wrote:
Hi folks,
I have a queue that is not sending mail to the CC addresses, but
everything else is working as expected. The queue has the following scrips:
On Resolve Notify AdminCcs with template
On Create
Ah, discovered the manual-entry CC field is considered Other
Recipients. Please disregard!
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