You might also want to check if the URL pointed to by rt-mailgate is
accessible. In my case, it was not resolved properly. Was able to know
after trying the URL with lynx. Made it work by hardcoding the host
address on /etc/hosts. HTH
At Thursday 11/8/2007 06:48 AM, Stefan Oeser - emendis GmbH
At Thursday 11/8/2007 06:48 AM, Stefan Oeser - emendis GmbH wrote:
Hello,
I ran into problems with setting up RT3 on https. I configured
some Ticket-Transaction via Mail in RT3.
With http-Protocol, all things work fine, but rt-mailgate has some
troubles with the httpS-Protocol. I always get
Hello,
I ran into problems with setting up RT3 on https. I configured some
Ticket-Transaction via Mail in RT3.
With http-Protocol, all things work fine, but rt-mailgate has some troubles
with the httpS-Protocol. I always get
an Error: Connection refused. All needed modules (Crypt::SSLeay) are
I leave http open only to the local machine so that rt-mailgate can
connect to it to create tickets. Might not be the right solution, but
it works.
Stefan Oeser - emendis GmbH wrote:
Hello,
I ran into problems with setting up RT3 on https. I configured some
Ticket-Transaction via Mail in
