Does anyone know where I can get the most up to date statistics package?
I’ve downloaded the one from http://www.fsck.com/pub/rt/contrib/3.0/Reports/
, but it doesn’t contain this mysterious ‘readme’ file that everyone
references when talking about the statistics package.
It seems there’s no obvious way to do a ticket search with the sort order
determined by a custom field. I’ve created a custom ticket attribute that
I’d like to sort things by when doing a search, but it never shows up in the
“sort results by” drop-down. Does anyone know of an easy way to change this?
I downloaded the Statistics3.tgz a few days ago from that location, and it
did have the README file. It is just not under the Statistics/ directory.
You should see it if you do tar -tvzf on the tarball.On Fri, 10 Oct 2003, Nick Pleis wrote:
Does anyone know where I can get the most up to date statistics package?
I’ve downloaded the one from http://www.fsck.com/pub/rt/contrib/3.0/Reports/
, but it doesn’t contain this mysterious ‘readme’ file that everyone
references when talking about the statistics package.
It seems there’s no obvious way to do a ticket search with the sort order
determined by a custom field. I’ve created a custom ticket attribute that
I’d like to sort things by when doing a search, but it never shows up in the
“sort results by” drop-down. Does anyone know of an easy way to change this?
I downloaded the Statistics3.tgz a few days ago from that location, and it
did have the README file. It is just not under the Statistics/ directory.
You should see it if you do tar -tvzf on the tarball.
I downloaded the Statistics3.tgz a few days ago from that location, and
it did have the README file. It is just not under the Statistics/
directory. You should see it if you do tar -tvzf on the tarball.
Executing a find for readme turns up absolutely nothing… I’m quite
convinced that this README file is either very well hidden or non-existent.
As has been said many times on this list, the README does not end up
in the rest of the statistics package heirarchy but in the working
directory you started untarring in.
Harold, maybe in the next release the README can get moved to the
exepcted location?
Michael
Michael S. Liebman m-liebman@northwestern.edu http://msl521.freeshell.org/
“I have vision and the rest of the world wears bifocals.”
-Paul Newman in “Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid”
I just downloaded this from the 'alternate location' link and it
looks like the same story to me. The base directory (After a tar xzvf)
contains:
CallsMultiQueue/
CallsQueueDay/
DayOfWeek/
Elements/
OpenStalled/
Resolution/
TimeToResolve/
Index.html
Executing a find for readme turns up absolutely nothing... I'm
quite convinced that this README file is either very well hidden or
non-existent.
Nick
From: Harald Wagener [mailto:hwagener@hamburg.fcb.com]
Sent: Monday, October 13, 2003 2:40 AM
To: asterr
Cc: Nick Pleis; rt-users@lists.fsck.com
Subject: Re: [rt-users] Latest Stats package
asterr wrote:
>I downloaded the Statistics3.tgz a few days ago from that
location, and
>it did have the README file. It is just not under the
Statistics/
>directory. You should see it if you do tar -tvzf on the
tarball.
>
>
>
>
alternate location:
http://www.tzi.de/~hollow/Statistics3.tgz
Regards,
Harald
Michael S. Liebman wrote:>On Mon, Oct 13, 2003 at 09:31:52AM -0500, Nick Pleis wrote:
Executing a find for readme turns up absolutely nothing… I’m quite
convinced that this README file is either very well hidden or non-existent.
As has been said many times on this list, the README does not end up
in the rest of the statistics package heirarchy but in the working
directory you started untarring in.
Oops. That is PlainWrong™. This will be fixed in the next release for
sure.
By the way, I have one positive report that RTFM in some way breaks the
Statistics package. I still wait for the debian dependency issues to
resolve for 3.0.6.