Hello,
I have had RT 3.0.10 running for a while
I have not customized it very much at all.
i have 2 very active que’s
We only allow email access to the tickets.
I’m am running on rh9 with mysql 3.23
My problem is, in my database I have now 20,000 users and 134,000 groups
Is there a way when someone logs a new ticket I can assign them to the same
group instead of creating new groups?
It looks from what I can tell for each user there is three groups created
Thanks
Randy
Hello,
I have had RT 3.0.10 running for a while
I have not customized it very much at all.
i have 2 very active que’s
We only allow email access to the tickets.
I’m am running on rh9 with mysql 3.23
My problem is, in my database I have now 20,000 users and 134,000 groups
Is there a way when someone logs a new ticket I can assign them to the same
group instead of creating new groups?
It looks from what I can tell for each user there is three groups created
Thanks
Randy
Randy,
RT creates 2 groups for every ticket. The group for the CCs and
and the group for the AdminCCs. I think RT also create a
group for each user and I forget why.
None of this should be a problem, but if you need better
performance I would try upgrading to a newer RT.
-Todd
Hello,
I have had RT 3.0.10 running for a while
I have not customized it very much at all.
i have 2 very active que’s
We only allow email access to the tickets.
I’m am running on rh9 with mysql 3.23
My problem is, in my database I have now 20,000 users and 134,000 groups
Is there a way when someone logs a new ticket I can assign them to the same
group instead of creating new groups?
It looks from what I can tell for each user there is three groups created
Thanks
Randy
Randy,
RT creates 2 groups for every ticket. The group for the CCs and
To be correct it creates 4 groups per ticket: Owner, Requestor, Cc and AdminCc.
And every user has a group created too!