I have noticed only two problems so far in our RT 3.0.2 beta testing:
-
If you click on a queue name in the quick search box from the home
screen, no tickets come up because the current search criteria says ‘Status
= ARRAY(0x99ee470)’.
-
Attachments are fine on the web interface, but come through as
default.txt in an email.
Are there patches for either of these problems?
Thanks,
Jeff
What 3.0.2 beta. #1 should be fine in anything recent.
#2: do you mean that their filenames are munged or the content is
munged?On Wed, May 07, 2003 at 09:44:02AM -0400, Jeff Hoover wrote:
I have noticed only two problems so far in our RT 3.0.2 beta testing:
-
If you click on a queue name in the quick search box from the home
screen, no tickets come up because the current search criteria says ‘Status
= ARRAY(0x99ee470)’.
-
Attachments are fine on the web interface, but come through as
default.txt in an email.
Are there patches for either of these problems?
Thanks,
Jeff
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At 09:46 AM 5/7/2003, Jesse Vincent wrote:
What 3.0.2 beta. #1 should be fine in anything recent.
Yes. Thanks, I’ll upgrade to fix that.
#2: do you mean that their filenames are munged or the content is
munged?
For example, I attached an image and it comes through as:
Content-Type: image/jpeg; name=“default.txt”;
Content-Disposition: inline
Shouldn’t the file keep the original filename? Maybe this isn’t a bug. I
guess I just don’t know how it is supposed to work?
Thanks,
Jeff>On Wed, May 07, 2003 at 09:44:02AM -0400, Jeff Hoover wrote:
I have noticed only two problems so far in our RT 3.0.2 beta testing:
-
If you click on a queue name in the quick search box from the home
screen, no tickets come up because the current search criteria says
‘Status
= ARRAY(0x99ee470)’.
-
Attachments are fine on the web interface, but come through as
default.txt in an email.
Are there patches for either of these problems?
Thanks,
Jeff
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Try pre6 on that one. it is supposed to keep the filename.On Wed, May 07, 2003 at 10:05:44AM -0400, Jeff Hoover wrote:
At 09:46 AM 5/7/2003, Jesse Vincent wrote:
What 3.0.2 beta. #1 should be fine in anything recent.
Yes. Thanks, I’ll upgrade to fix that.
#2: do you mean that their filenames are munged or the content is
munged?
For example, I attached an image and it comes through as:
Content-Type: image/jpeg; name=“default.txt”;
Content-Disposition: inline
Shouldn’t the file keep the original filename? Maybe this isn’t a bug. I
guess I just don’t know how it is supposed to work?
Thanks,
Jeff
On Wed, May 07, 2003 at 09:44:02AM -0400, Jeff Hoover wrote:
I have noticed only two problems so far in our RT 3.0.2 beta testing:
-
If you click on a queue name in the quick search box from the home
screen, no tickets come up because the current search criteria says
‘Status
= ARRAY(0x99ee470)’.
-
Attachments are fine on the web interface, but come through as
default.txt in an email.
Are there patches for either of these problems?
Thanks,
Jeff
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rt-users@lists.fsck.com
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pre6 fixed both problems.
Thanks,
Jeff
At 10:07 AM 5/7/2003, Jesse Vincent wrote: