I have a mysqldump of an old rt3 instance that I need to bring back to
life, but I don't know what version it was dumped from, and not
surprisingly a few things don't work - like seeing ticket contents, for
example! And updating tickets .. etc.
Is there any reasonably easy way to work out wha
Hello, guys.
I'm reviewing this again after receiving new info from various sources.
1) People say that our function based indexes are incorrect, instead
of LOWER('XXX') we must use LOWER(XXX), where XXX is name of a column.
2) This particular query we build by hand without using our abstract
inte
> Do they have the "OwnTicket" right for that queue?
Yes, the user (for testing purposes) has full rights.
Thanks,
Keith
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On Sun, Feb 24, 2008 at 10:03:22AM -0500, Steve Cochran wrote:
>
> This might be more of a MTA question, but we're using rt-mailgate set
> up in /etc/aliases with postfix. httpd stopped working on our RT
> server, so obviously new mail couldn't be put into RT.
>
> My question is would the
This might be more of a MTA question, but we're using rt-mailgate set
up in /etc/aliases with postfix. httpd stopped working on our RT
server, so obviously new mail couldn't be put into RT.
My question is would the mail queue up anywhere to be reprocessed? RT
is so robust that I can't image
Greg,
On Wed, Feb 20, 2008 at 8:34 PM, Greg Evans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> All of my users are in our radius file, which is great and I am pretty sure
> that I can figure out how to import them from that using standard mySQL
> syntax and a exported .csv or similar file.
>
> The problem tha
