My company moved to a new domain - from xxx.com to yyy.com. I have to
migrate my RT installation too.
What are the changes I need to make? I can see $rtname and
$Organization in config.pm. Do I have to change anywhere else? Or just
perl -pi -e ‘s/xxx/yyy/g’ config.pm is enough?
Our email addresses will also change (with a forwarding to the old
address to the new address). Does this concern RT? Same question with
the RT URL.
Any changes to be made in database?
I am sure people will correspond with [xxx.com#nnn] in the subject
(at least for some time). How do I as RT to treat that as [yyy.com#nnn]?
I can ask procmail to rewrite the subject header, I guess.
In a related query, anyone ever tried migrating RT (with tickets and
scrips and everything) from MySQL to PostgreSQL? My RT database dump is
about 10 MB now.
My company moved to a new domain - from xxx.com to yyy.com. I have to
migrate my RT installation too.
Fun…
Our email addresses will also change (with a forwarding to the old
address to the new address). Does this concern RT? Same question with
the RT URL.
Make sure you tweak the CanonicalizeAddress function in config.pm
to make RT treat old-domain addresses the same as the new ones.
I am sure people will correspond with [xxx.com#nnn] in the subject
(at least for some time). How do I as RT to treat that as [yyy.com#nnn]?
I can ask procmail to rewrite the subject header, I guess.
If procmail is available, use it. RT has no clean and simple way to
handle this.
(hmm… @rtnames…)
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