Hi;
We use one instance for 40 or so departments across 5 different sites in
2 countries ..based on queue/s per department
Worked well for the past 4 years.
With the right permissions , the look and feel as if it were different
instances.with the added bonus tickets can be shipped between
Hi
I would like to assign a ticket to another Owner/user, but only myself
and Nobody appear in the owner drop down list, and there are quite a
few others in the group that have permissions on this queue. Am I
missing a permission here?
Thanks,
T.
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They can't see the queue in the list because they don't have SeeQueue
rights.
Jake Conk wrote:
Hello,
So I'm struggling trying to figure out user and group permissions. I
was told that all users need the right Let this user be granted
rights so that they can create tickets but when I give a
I have had to think about this a lot. Maintaining one RT with customizations
for lots of different groups can be challenging. Maintaining multiple RT
instances and trying to keep some customizations in sync across those
instances can also be a bit of a pain.
So what it comes down to for me is
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I have had to think about this a
Hi,
[RT 3.6.3 on FreeBSD 6.2 perl 5.8.8]
I had what seemed to me a simple problem to solve in RT. We regularly
receive spam and sometimes well, some gets through. I need to followup
on those spam and make sure those guys get beaten on the head properly.
For this I need the original email.
I
To all,
I work in the IT division and we only have one instance and it is used
primarily for keeping track of requests for maintenance, custom work,
etc. for our many (over 50 queues) software applications. I have
developed an approval (ticket review and prioritization) and QA
(Acceptance
I've seen few things about changing the parser that RT uses to display
the correspondance. I now know how to perform little hacks in the
ShowMessageStanza callback.
Instead of rewriting a full parser for myself, I figured I could use an
existing. Since we're using Wiki extensively, I figured an
Here at Koumbit.org we've setup an extra RT instance for a fellow
organisation/partner that needed the resources. It's a seperate
instance because I didn't feel confortable giving them user access to
our RT.
I would never consider deploying *another* RT for ourselves, too much
trouble. Seems to
I migrated from 3.0.12 to 3.6.4, using select and insert statements in a
MySQL utility. I was able to login in and view tickets but it doesn't
show its history. Does anyone know if there is another step?
Thanks,
Bill
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In the Reminders block of a displayed ticket, for a New Reminder I'd
like the default select for Owner to be the name of the CurrentUser
rather than [ - ].
Generally our users want to set reminders for themselves and it saves a
data entry step if the selected Owner defaults the the logged in
Tom,
It really depends on what rights you have given the group. The
following is what I do:
Configuration-Global-Group Rights:
System Groups; Everyone - None
Privileged - CreateSavedSearch
EditSavedSearch
Thanks Jan for your help. After messing around with this system for a
few days and not being able to figure it out I don't think its right
for me. This is way too overly complex just for a ticket management
system in my opinion and I'm moving to something more simple. I found
something called OTRS
Benjamin,
Thanks, I'm glad I'm not the only one feeling confused about rights in
RT :) After a little fiddling around I notice I wasn't seeing my own
tickets created because an admin had to go and assign the person who
wrote the ticket as the owner of the ticket then they appeared in my
Dear members,
RT was running fine on a RH linux box until I found the new tickets were not
delivered to the RT db via email. I turn on the log in side .procmailrc and
below is the error message in the .procmail.log.
Any idea?
The RT server which handled your email did not behave as expected.
Hi,
We are using RT 3.2.3 on Red Hat 9. We would like export the existing
data in a text or excel file. To do this, we have tried using the Query
builder. We are able to export the data but we could not find the field
to export ticket history ( ie. communication captured during the life
cycle of
Hi,
how is possible from script, line command or perl to remove a Rt user ?
Thanks a lot for all help
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alex schrieb:
Hi,
how is possible from script, line command or perl to remove a Rt user ?
Thanks a lot for all help
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