On Tue, Jan 27, 2015 at 09:31:26PM +0100, Rainer Duffner wrote:
> Why RT and RTIR are so hard to install and work properlly? I dont know
> perl
> Here’s your problem ;-)
> Most people probably stopped reading right there.
seriously? assuming that the sysop is comming with a basic admin
> Am 27.01.2015 um 23:29 schrieb Alex Vandiver :
>
>
> The problem is in the binary libraries that RT (and its CPAN
> dependencies) use. Any such deploy would be specific to one particular
> release of a particular distribution, and as such would be quite
> resource-heavy to produce in sufficie
On Tue, 27 Jan 2015 21:31:26 +0100 Rainer Duffner
wrote:
> But I would be tempted to use a „clean“ Perl installed somewhere else
> as the basis for RT even in the case of FreeBSD (which I know best,
> admittedly).
See https://docs.bestpractical.com/rt_perl
> How difficult would it be for BestPra
> Am 27.01.2015 um 21:05 schrieb Hábner Teixeira Costa :
>
> Why RT and RTIR are so hard to install and work properlly? I dont know perl
Here’s your problem ;-)
Most people probably stopped reading right there.
Seriously, though:
when I first installed it, I didn’t know that much Perl but I c
Which part of the installation documentation is causing you trouble? What
type of system are you installing on?
On 28 Jan 2015 7:06 am, "Hábner Teixeira Costa" wrote:
> Why RT and RTIR are so hard to install and work properlly? I dont know
> perl but and I’d like an easy way to install RT.
>
> C
Why RT and RTIR are so hard to install and work properlly? I dont know perl
but and Id like an easy way to install RT.
Can anybody send me a how to?
Hábner
I'd probably try to discover more by enabling debug logging first.
I think in my case, "eval"-related things are usually to do with scrips or
templates. I don't think any of mine are 829 lines long though, as your
warning suggests.
On 28 Jan 2015 2:47 am, "Guadagnino Cristiano" <
guadagnino.crist
That is very strange. User "root" should not redirect to Self Service.
Perhaps your DB has in fact been corrupted somehow. Maybe someone else can
offer another solution.
On 28 Jan 2015 1:03 am, "Shahab Sharifzadeh" wrote:
> I have to say that by your solution i could change and edit the word "
Hi all,
if I have a row like this in the log:
[26226] [Tue Jan 27 15:20:19 2015] [warning]: Use of uninitialized value in
string eq at (eval 829) line 1. ((eval 829):1)
how do I know which is the object involved?
Thank you in advance.
Cris
I have to say that by your solution i could change and edit the word "
username" to "user" in login page but after this, every user (even root) i have
redirected to selfservice page.i think that every user even ROOT change to the
unpreviledge user or my connection to DB was disconnected.
HiI do everything that you say and i do your instructions but my problem is
yet.Your solution didnt work correctly for me,please give me another solution.
Alex,
thank you very much!! This is great news.
So the solution, presently, is to patch the
/opt/rt4/share/html/Articles/Elements/MaybeNeedsSetup file by copying it
to the "local" tree, right?
Do I understand it correctly that this is a bug in RT that will be fixed
in future releases?
Cris
On
You have raised two separate problems. I have answered both. Please
follow my other instructions regarding rights.
On 27 Jan 2015 8:45 pm, "Shahab Sharifzadeh" wrote:
> hi
> I have done the following things:
>
> 1- Copy /usr/share/request-tracker4/html/Elements/login.html
> to /usr/local/share/
hiI have done the following things:
1- Copy /usr/share/request-tracker4/html/Elements/login.html to
/usr/local/share/request-tracker4/html/Elements/login.html
2- Modify /usr/local/share/request-tracker4/html/Elements/login.html as desired.
3- Clean the Mason Cache and restart.
but so forward to S
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