Hello, RT users and developers.
In the XXI century we use RT to manage our document workflow, work
with clients, support end users of our products… oh, I need to stop,
you know there is so many things you can do with RT in your company.
But… hm, there is always “but” :-\ continue… But you couldn’t
delete data from RT database easy. We live in the complicated world
and may have many reasons to delete data from data storages forever:
spammers, NDAs, law… Best Practical Solutions do understand this
reasons and you your needs and generously sponsored work on the new
RTx-Shredder release.
I’m glad to introduce RTx-Shredder-0.02_01 aka 0.03-rc1. It introduce
big improvements over previous releases in user interfaces area:
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Plugins - search plugins allow you to select RT objects for deletion
with variouse conditions. So you don’t need to know ticket IDs to
delete all tickets in queue ‘A’ with status ‘deleted’ and which wasn’t
updated since ‘2002-12-31’. Or you can find all *.jpeg files that are
greater then 250KB and wipe it once and forever.
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Are you warrior of the PC mouse? Yes? Then this release is for you
becuase it has web based user interface.
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This release support RT 3.4.0 and greater.
As I wrote before it’s release candidate and it does need your
feedback. Any feedback: starting from one sentence “worng spelling of
the word ‘xxx’ in file ‘fff’” and ending with 10KB+ patches. Your
feedback motivates me to continue this work.
Best regards, Ruslan.
In the immortal words of Ruslan Zakirov (ruslan.zakirov@gmail.com):
- Are you warrior of the PC mouse? Yes? Then this release is for you
becuase it has web based user interface.
At the risk of seeming obtuse… where?
-n
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In the immortal words of Nathan J. Mehl (rtusers@memory.blank.org):
At the risk of seeming obtuse… where?
Bah, nevermind – CPAN installed an older version, no wonder I
couldn’t find it… 
-n
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FYI:
Configuration (aka Admin) → Tools → Shredder
Joby Walker
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Nathan J. Mehl wrote:
In the immortal words of Nathan J. Mehl (rtusers@memory.blank.org):
At the risk of seeming obtuse… where?
Bah, nevermind – CPAN installed an older version, no wonder I
couldn’t find it…
-n
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It works for me.
Joby Walker
ITI SSG, University of Washington
PGP key: https://staff.washington.edu/joby/joby-u-pub.asc
Ruslan Zakirov wrote:
FYI:
Configuration (aka Admin) → Tools → Shredder
If this is not intuitive then I could move it into other place, but I
didn’t find better place.
Joby Walker
ITI SSG, University of Washington
PGP key: https://staff.washington.edu/joby/joby-u-pub.asc
Nathan J. Mehl wrote:
In the immortal words of Nathan J. Mehl (rtusers@memory.blank.org):
At the risk of seeming obtuse… where?
Bah, nevermind – CPAN installed an older version, no wonder I
couldn’t find it…
-n
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Best regards, Ruslan.
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The module doesn’t check for dependency on IO::String.
The module doesn’t check for dependency on IO::String.
Oh, may be, but I’ve commited change that get rid of this requirement.
PerlIO::scalar does the same. Commited to svn, grab it from
https://opensvn.csie.org/rtx_shredder or
http://opensvn.csie.org/rtx_shredder.
Ruslan,
I was shredding some tickets in production database (with backup)
and got a call that a ticket I was not shredding was missing
some transactions and requestors. Once I suspended the shredder
and redisplayed the ticket a few times everything started showing
up again.
What would cause this? Is it a side-effect of the shredder design?
-Todd