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hi , I would like to add some comments to my RT login page ( i. e Welcome
note ) how can i do that ?

Thanks
Isha

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-----Original Message-----
From: Bailumane, Isha [mailto:Isha_Bailumane@syntelinc.com]
Sent: 12. tammikuuta 2005 14:09
To: rt-users@lists.bestpractical.com
Subject: [rt-users] Login page

hi , I would like to add some comments to my RT login page (
i. e Welcome
note ) how can i do that ?

Thanks
Isha

I have done that by editing the source files at:

rt-root-dir/share/html/Elements/Login
rt-root-dir/share/html/Elements/Header

I don’t know if there is some better/easier way to do that(?).
And off course you need to be a bit familiar with html and perl when editing

the source files, otherwise it’s easy to break the system my mistake.

.mikko

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hi , I would like to add some comments to my RT login page (
i. e Welcome
note ) how can i do that ?
I have done that by editing the source files at:

rt-root-dir/share/html/Elements/Login
rt-root-dir/share/html/Elements/Header

I don’t know if there is some better/easier way to do that(?).
And off course you need to be a bit familiar with html and perl when editing

I don’t know whether it’s easier :slight_smile: but it’s definitely better to copy
the files you want to edit to the local folder and change them.
copy Login and Header to

rt-root-dir/local/html/Elements/

and edit them over there. RT will read the local files first.

the source files, otherwise it’s easy to break the system my mistake.

Yep. That’s why it’s better to make a local copy. You can easily delete
local copy and still have fully functional RT.

Custom modification is described in Wiki, however I don’t have the URL,
sorry :slight_smile:

.mikko

Michael

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I’ve installed RT.
When going it over httpd it asks me login/password.
db user/pass are not matched. web user (apache) too. Different variants
were probed. Where should I create this administrator user?

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Kosolapov Dmitry wrote:

I’ve installed RT.
When going it over httpd it asks me login/password.
db user/pass are not matched. web user (apache) too. Different variants
were probed. Where should I create this administrator user?

If you read the doc, it says the default username and password are:
“root” and “password”, respectively.

Tom