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(11/03/30 8:50), Brian Dial wrote:
>
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> (11/03/30 8:22), Brian Dial wrote:
>>> since upgrading to firefox4, when you try to reply to a ticket through the
>>> web interface, the textbox for Message does no
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(11/03/30 8:22), Brian Dial wrote:
>> since upgrading to firefox4, when you try to reply to a ticket through the
>> web interface, the textbox for Message does not show. The >>area is there
>> for it but theres no box to type in. seeing thi
since upgrading to firefox4, when you try to reply to a ticket through the web
interface, the textbox for Message does not show. The area is there for it but
theres no box to type in. seeing this in ff4 on linux & win7. didn't find any
other messages on this list about it, is anyone else runn
i thik i figured out the problem. It seems ExternalAuth was matching me to an
existing ldap user based on the real name.
I sent the message to rt queue from my comcast account and it appears as Brian
Dial
My ldap entry is real name Brian Dial and mail bd...@rkk.com
in the logs i see
[Thu
typical "i want people who aren't authenticated via ldap to be autocreated".
seems every problem is solved with
Set($AutoCreateNonExternalUsers,1);
I just can't get it to go. I always get the emails back from mailer-daemon
"Could not load a valid user". I am running rt 3.8.9 with Externau
ignore this message, was doing something stupid. i shouldn't be working on a
friday anyway
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we're using ExternalAuth to autocreate users from ldap. works great, but if a
user changes their ldap password, RT does not seem to know about it and
requires the old passwo
we're using ExternalAuth to autocreate users from ldap. works great, but if a
user changes their ldap password, RT does not seem to know about it and
requires the old password to log in, i assume rt just stores the password
supplied when the user first logs in?
is there any way to keep these p
that looks a lot easier than the wiki made it look, thanks!
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On Nov 5, 2010, at 9:09 AM, Brian Dial wrote:
> mod_perl. fastcgi looked rather complicated so i was hoping to avoid that
Here's the whole of our RT config in apache. First, install and en
mod_perl and my next move was to try fastcgi.
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Darin Perusich
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> boun...@lists.bestpractical.com] On Behalf Of Bri
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> boun...@lists.bestpractical.com] On Behalf Of Brian Dial
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> Subject: [rt-users] httpd2-prefork segfaultin
i'm having problems with running RT 3.8.8 on SLES11. 4/5 times when i try to
start apache it segfaults
[16167.712443] httpd2-prefork[24765]: segfault at ba37a3d4 ip b742f3b1 sp
bfad70a4 error 4 in libc-2.11.1.so[b7402000+15b000]
when it does start, rt works fine though. i've had this on sev
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