Hello,
thanks Sam, I tried the stuff you suggested, but it did not fix my
problem. I am at the point to start over from scratch. I am very
certain that this issue is created from a wrong installation process.
My question is now, where do I have to look at, so I do not create
that error again. I
I solved my my problem. I am not sure if that is the right approach,
but at least it works now. When I run the ./configure command, I
always use --with-rt-group=rt, and I added this group to the system.
This time I used root instead of rt and it works.
Thanks
Robert
On Tue, May 20, 2008 at 1:00
Hello,
I fixed the apache issue. But I still try to figure out my problems
with Logo. I try to make something clear for myself. So please let me
know if I am wrong. The whole RT site is under the following directory
tree. And I assume here the default iinstallation.
/opt/rt3/share/html/ So if I
At 05:12 PM 5/16/2008, Robert Keidel wrote:
Hello,
I fixed the apache issue. But I still try to figure out my problems
with Logo. I try to make something clear for myself. So please let me
know if I am wrong. The whole RT site is under the following directory
tree. And I assume here the default
Hello everybody,
I installed the new version RT 3.6.6 on an ubuntu server 8.04. The
installation went fine. I am able to login to the RT. The only issue I
have is the logo in the left upper corner. I don't know how I can make
that work. If I look at the image properties it shows me the
following:
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