Custom messages, etc

Hi all,

I’m attempting to do a small amount of customisation on RT 2.0.2…
I must admit I don’t know how HTML::Mason works, so its probably
something I’m not doing to satisfy it. I’m attempting to get a
custom message to show up just below the login prompt. So I’ve modified
Elements/Login to contain the message I want to display. Simple enough,
one might think… :wink: Not so. Does anyone know how to actually make
changes like this known to HTML::Mason? I presume it loads these
bits and pieces into memory or something like that for performance
or some such, yet restarting Apache yields no answers there, either.

Can someone point me in the direction of what silly thing I’m
overlooking here?

thanks,

Greg

Hi All,

Anyone else have timezone issues ? I’ve set the Timezone to be
Europe/London, the same as the unix box it runs on, the unix box gives
the right time, but RT seems to be working in GMT and is 1 hour behind.

Ive just upgraded to 2.0.2, but helpdesk have just told me it was like
that before I upgraded too …

Any ideas ?

Thanks,

Simon.

Try stopping and starting apache… when you restart apache, HTML::Mason
does not get reloaded because the parent HTTPD process is still running…

Jay

Like many products, RT’s internal time is GMT. If there are places where
GMT is showing through, they should probably get dealt with ;)On Tue, Jul 24, 2001 at 10:44:06AM +0100, Simon Woodward wrote:

Hi All,

Anyone else have timezone issues ? I’ve set the Timezone to be
Europe/London, the same as the unix box it runs on, the unix box gives
the right time, but RT seems to be working in GMT and is 1 hour behind.

Ive just upgraded to 2.0.2, but helpdesk have just told me it was like
that before I upgraded too …

Any ideas ?

Thanks,

Simon.


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Simon Woodward wrote:

Hi All,

Anyone else have timezone issues ? I’ve set the Timezone to be
Europe/London, the same as the unix box it runs on, the unix box gives
the right time, but RT seems to be working in GMT and is 1 hour behind.

Ive just upgraded to 2.0.2, but helpdesk have just told me it was like
that before I upgraded too …

Any ideas ?

Did You restart the web service after changing timezone info in config.pm ?

H.

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Did You restart the web service after changing timezone info in config.pm ?

Sure did :slight_smile:

Simon.

May be silly question,
but if you type ‘date’ at 11am localtime, what does it give you?
And does it say it’s in GMT or BST(BDST?).

I had this problem, in Europe/Dublin, but discovered that another idiot had set the time to our localtime, although the clock is in GMT.

-Feargal.On 27 Jul 2001 09:14:01 +0100 Simon Woodward simon@onyx.net wrote:

Did You restart the web service after changing timezone info in config.pm ?

Sure did :slight_smile:

Simon.


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Lennon Barbosa Farias wrote:

Hi Thomas,

            About the �Timezone� in the RT, is very strange, because 

when I create a Ticket. In the information about the ticket, the
creation date is correct.

            But, when I get it by code, the date is incorrect. It�s 

returning a value with a difference about 3 hours.

            There is some task that can I do to solve it? In the 

code or in the configuration?

What’s the value of $Timezone in your etc/RT_SiteConfig.pm?

Internally, RT stores dates in GMT and then uses the value of $Timezone
to convert them for the user. You might be running into a case where RT
isn’t doing the conversion.

Tom