Hello Mike and everyone else,
I wanted to follow-up on our conversation below regarding users, etc.
I obviously don't want massive data duplication so it would seem that the
best way to do this would be to import all of our internet customers into RT
as users with basically no permissions, set
Have you also installed the autohandler/Auth overlay?
You need to set a log file and set it to debug mode to see what is going
on. You'll probably find it may be something simple like a basic LDAP error.
The debug log will help.
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Kind Regards,
On 2/22/2008 7:10 PM, Michael James wrote:
So, should I just force the install? or is there some other dependency that
isn't being displayed?
I've hit that a couple of times; I just force it and move on.
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Regards,
joe
Joe Casadonte
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On 2/22/2008 4:42 PM, Steve Cochran wrote:
Yep, read through that and
http://wiki.bestpractical.com/view/AutoRedirectToSelfService
I was wondering if anyone was using them and how the experience worked
for users. The other thought I had was using the one you suggested,
making the Self
Hello,
Not sure if this made it to the list last time, so I am resending, I
apologize in advance if it already got to many of you and it is a duplicate.
Hello Mike and everyone else,
I wanted to follow-up on our conversation below regarding users, etc.
I obviously don't want massive data
Hi,
Recently I'm installing RT 3.6.5 from FreeBSD ports.
The newly installed system can not keep data in the MySQL session store,
but it works normally with the File session store.
It looks like the same problem encountered by Matthew Seaman mentioned in
Ren-Shan Luoh wrote:
Hi,
Recently I'm installing RT 3.6.5 from FreeBSD ports.
The newly installed system can not keep data in the MySQL session store,
but it works normally with the File session store.
It looks like the same problem encountered by Matthew Seaman mentioned in
