Hi all,
I'm trying to redirect the login page to the first dashboard in the
user's home menu.
I've put the callback in autohandler/SuccessfulLogin and if i set
$dashid manually it redirects correctly.
I've tried two ways of getting the dashboard list copied from the
codebase in
On Fri, Sep 2, 2016 at 4:18 PM, Alex Hall wrote:
> Thanks, I've done it. My only question is, given that the checkbox was in
> the 'admin' tab of that page, do the members of the group have to be admins
> in some other way before the privileges kick in?
Nope. They just need
Thanks, I've done it. My only question is, given that the checkbox was in
the 'admin' tab of that page, do the members of the group have to be admins
in some other way before the privileges kick in? The way the page is set
up, it makes it sound like you can grant rights to everyone, staff, and
Hello all,
I mentioned before that I use a screen reader on all my computers. I've
noticed something strange today while starting to set up RT: things expand
if I arrow down past them, but not up. For instance, there's a six-item
menu of links on every page--home, search, articles, tools, etc. If
On Fri, Sep 2, 2016 at 3:36 PM, Alex Hall wrote:
> Hi all,
> I want to make my boss the other admin in RT (I'm still logged in as root,
> so wouldn't mind making myself a real account that's also an admin). I'm in
> the user rights area, and can allow users to do things, but
Hi all,
I want to make my boss the other admin in RT (I'm still logged in as root,
so wouldn't mind making myself a real account that's also an admin). I'm in
the user rights area, and can allow users to do things, but how do I make a
given user a full system admin? Not a queue admin, but rather
Hi Alex,
[I see you replied since I started this email.]
Some comments inline, but first let me say:
I've used Debian for a long time. I've also used RT for a while - both
installed via the deb packages and installed from source. With either
route, it is pretty painless.
For installing from
Just a quick update: I added
Set(WebPort , 8485);
to my configuration, killed the FCGI server, re-spawned it, and the error I
was getting when trying to log in went away. I'd still like to know how to
use rt4-fcgi, to avoid having to use kill and spawn-fcgi just to apply a
configuration update,
Hi all,
I thought I'd start a new thread for this, since the question got asked in
a thread that didn't specifically relate to FCGI. I was told by one list
member to install the rt4-fcgi package to help serve RT on Debian through
Nginx. I've done so, but am not sure how to get it working or what
Hello,
You can set headers in mail, just add them at the top of your template used for
sending, so something like this:
--- Start of template ---
thread-topic: [rt.example.com #{$Ticket->id}] {$Ticket->Subject}
thread-index: *However you choose to set it*
{$Transaction->Content()}
--- End
Le 01/09/2016 à 01:39:53-0700, Alex Vandiver a écrit
>
> And indeed, this does point to an RT bug. Namely, for historical and
> bad reasons, RT doesn't use the standard MIME-words decoding library,
> which would produce:
>
> > perl -MEncode -lE 'print Encode::encode("utf8",
> >
Hello all,
I would like to know if it’s possible to have two email addresses assigned to
the same queue ?
For example, when a user send an email either to us...@domain.com or
us...@domain.com a ticket will be created in the same QUEUE.
I created a queue and on the Reply Address field i used (,
Hi,
If you decide to retry a source install. You might want to look at
using perlbrew to install a stand alone perl and configuring cpanminus
as
described in the rt_perl documentation below will make life much easier.
https://docs.bestpractical.com/rt/4.4.1/rt_perl.html
I'm a big fan of
Thanks for the very helpful reply. No, I didn't know about rt4-fcgi, nor
the update command. Unfortunately, even after running that command, the
stand-alone server still thinks it's supposed to use SQLite3 and the
default database name, for some reason. I even restarted the
request-tracker4
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