I was only able to read your answer some minutes ago.. Next time please send
messages to all the list, so that eventually other guys could give quicker
replies...
The 'Configuration' link resolves to the same page as yours for me, so it
doesn't seem a problem about rt itself.
When you have a
Hi list
Got a ticket where the requestor's mail address is something like this.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi created a ticket in the queue test
Therefore [EMAIL PROTECTED] is listed as a watcher.
But when replying to the ticket this mail address isn't listed under On
Correspond Notify Requestors
Hi
Sorry for disturbing. Had a problem with some regex. Problem now solved.
Thx Ruben
Von: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Im Auftrag von Ruben
Lehmann
Gesendet: Montag, 17. Dezember 2007 11:21
An: rt-users@lists.bestpractical.com
Betreff: [rt-users] doesn't reply to
Hi,
We handle tickets from various companies in our request tracker, and
sometimes these companies ask for permission to share all tickets from
their company between themselves. A fair request I think :-)
I have put all users in a CompanyGroup, but what rights should they be
given to be allowed
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OK, I am getting ever so closer to getting this to work.
I have two Custom Fields: Billable and Followup.
I want to create a followup ticket if Followup is Yes.
I want to create an invoice ticket if Billable is Yes/Covered/or/Gratis
Here is my
OK so here is the latest, I have put the source on the
server, and ran make depends, and all dependancies
have been satisfied. Also, I have removed and
conflicting older packages. This appears to be
something with the new implementation of reminders,
and mason not being configured for it properly?
Is anyone aware of a download link for rtbouncehandler documented at
http://rt.bestpractical.com/view/RtBounceHandler? (That page in the
wiki -- presumably copied and pasted from elsewhere -- simply says that
the Perl source is an attachment to this ticket. Googling brought up
a few posts from
Thanks for the feedback. I'll remember to hit reply to all next time.
I'll look at the apache config.
Gianluca Cecchi wrote:
I was only able to read your answer some minutes ago.. Next time please send
messages to all the list, so that eventually other guys could give quicker
replies...
The
This post from April regarded Reminders, but it seems very much like the
problem you are describing.
Found my problem. Turns out I had an old DBIx::SearchBuilder installed
*in* a
different dir (from an old Perl install), and somehow it was being used
instead of the new one. I deleted the old DBIx,
Drew,
Thanks again for your replies. I had found that thread
last week when you first started helping me.
Unfortunately this wasn't the fix for me. I have been
searching the gossamer threads looking for anything
that might be a possibility, but haven't found the fix
yet.
--- Drew Barnes [EMAIL
What version of SearchBuilder are you using? I notice that initially
you list it as 1.45 whereas 1.49 (at least) is out.
Joshua Speer wrote:
Drew,
Thanks again for your replies. I had found that thread
last week when you first started helping me.
Unfortunately this wasn't the fix for me. I
I upgraded to 1.50 using CPAN:
our $VERSION = 1.50;
--- Drew Barnes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What version of SearchBuilder are you using? I
notice that initially
you list it as 1.45 whereas 1.49 (at least) is out.
Joshua Speer wrote:
Drew,
Thanks again for your replies. I had
I get the same output in /var/log/maillog if I email the queue.
I'm thinking this might be a misconfiguration with the web server. Is
rt-mailgate calling something via the httpd service to input the ticket?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] bin]# ./rt-mailgate --action correspond --queue General --url
I was looking for something like this a little while back and didn't find an
easy way.
The best I could find was along the lines of adding everyone relevant as
watchers to each ticket created by someone in their group. I don't like that
idea as I'm sure they would only occasionally need to see
Stephan, Christopher,
We had a similar situation; we wanted requestors to see their tickets
and any others from users in their group, but not the tickets from other
users/requestors NOT in their group. We handled it by creating a
front-end queue. Then we created a different queue for all
I've just started using the SetCorresponderAsCC scrip contribution which can be
found at
http://wiki.bestpractical.com/view/SetCorresponderAsCC
I thought it was a bit strange that it didn't check to see whether
Corresponders were Owners, but in a post to this list in October, I see that
this
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