Possible to deny Resolve. Reject permissions?

Is it possible to deny users permission to Resolve or Reject a ticket
while giving them modify permissions on the ticket?

My car is Japanese. My Vodka is Russian. My pizza is Italian. My kebab is Turkish. My democracy is Greek. My wine is French. My coffee is Brazilian. My language is English. My movies are American. My music is African. My beers are German. My shirt is Indian. My oil is Saudi Arabian. My electronics are Taiwanese. My rifle is Czech. My shoes are Chinese. My math is Arabic, my writing Latin. And you complain that your neighbor is Mexican?

Hello,

In 3.8 with a hack. In 4.0 with lifecycles configuration.On Wed, Mar 9, 2011 at 7:41 AM, Yan Seiner yan@seiner.com wrote:

Is it possible to deny users permission to Resolve or Reject a ticket while
giving them modify permissions on the ticket?


My car is Japanese. My Vodka is Russian. My pizza is Italian. My kebab is
Turkish. My democracy is Greek. My wine is French. My coffee is Brazilian.
My language is English. My movies are American. My music is African. My
beers are German. My shirt is Indian. My oil is Saudi Arabian. My
electronics are Taiwanese. My rifle is Czech. My shoes are Chinese. My math
is Arabic, my writing Latin. And you complain that your neighbor is Mexican?

Best regards, Ruslan.

So… Any hints on the hack? And/or, when will 4.0 be out?

Ruslan Zakirov wrote:

Hello,

In 3.8 with a hack. In 4.0 with lifecycles configuration.

Is it possible to deny users permission to Resolve or Reject a ticket while
giving them modify permissions on the ticket?


My car is Japanese. My Vodka is Russian. My pizza is Italian. My kebab is
Turkish. My democracy is Greek. My wine is French. My coffee is Brazilian…
My language is English. My movies are American. My music is African. My
beers are German. My shirt is Indian. My oil is Saudi Arabian. My
electronics are Taiwanese. My rifle is Czech. My shoes are Chinese. My math
is Arabic, my writing Latin. And you complain that your neighbor is Mexican?

My car is Japanese. My Vodka is Russian. My pizza is Italian. My kebab is Turkish. My democracy is Greek. My wine is French. My coffee is Brazilian. My language is English. My movies are American. My music is African. My beers are German. My shirt is Indian. My oil is Saudi Arabian. My electronics are Taiwanese. My rifle is Czech. My shoes are Chinese. My math is Arabic, my writing Latin. And you complain that your neighbor is Mexican?

Yan:

One way of doing this is to put the hack in Elements/SelectStatus
Something like :
if ($session{‘CurrentUser’}{‘can_resolve_ticket_or_whatever_you_want_to_call_it’}) {
@status = $queue->StatusArray();
} else {
@status = RT->Config->Get(‘ActiveStatus’) ;
}

The above will hide the non active statuses (resolve/reject/delete) from the dropdown unless the user can resolve/reject etc.

But you need to define / work on how you establish
$session{‘CurrentUser’}{‘can_resolve_ticket_or_whatever_you_want_to_call_it’}

It all depends on how you distinguish those that can resolve from those that cannot.

Roy

You better look at SetStatus in RT/Ticket_Overlay.pm.On Wed, Mar 9, 2011 at 7:07 PM, Raed El-Hames Raed.El-Hames@daisygroupplc.com wrote:

Yan:

One way of doing this is to put the hack in Elements/SelectStatus
Something like :
if ($session{‘CurrentUser’}{‘can_resolve_ticket_or_whatever_you_want_to_call_it’}) {
@status = $queue->StatusArray();
} else {
@status = RT->Config->Get(‘ActiveStatus’) ;
}

The above will hide the non active statuses (resolve/reject/delete) from the dropdown unless the user can resolve/reject etc.

But you need to define / work on how you establish
$session{‘CurrentUser’}{‘can_resolve_ticket_or_whatever_you_want_to_call_it’}

It all depends on how you distinguish those that can resolve from those that cannot.

Roy

-----Original Message-----
From: rt-users-bounces@lists.bestpractical.com [mailto:rt-users-
bounces@lists.bestpractical.com] On Behalf Of Yan Seiner
Sent: 09 March 2011 13:44
To: Ruslan Zakirov
Cc: rt-users@lists.bestpractical.com
Subject: Re: [rt-users] Possible to deny Resolve. Reject permissions?

So… Any hints on the hack? And/or, when will 4.0 be out?

Ruslan Zakirov wrote:

Hello,

In 3.8 with a hack. In 4.0 with lifecycles configuration.

On Wed, Mar 9, 2011 at 7:41 AM, Yan Seiner yan@seiner.com wrote:

Is it possible to deny users permission to Resolve or Reject a ticket
while
giving them modify permissions on the ticket?


My car is Japanese. My Vodka is Russian. My pizza is Italian. My kebab
is
Turkish. My democracy is Greek. My wine is French. My coffee is
Brazilian…
My language is English. My movies are American. My music is African. My
beers are German. My shirt is Indian. My oil is Saudi Arabian. My
electronics are Taiwanese. My rifle is Czech. My shoes are Chinese. My
math
is Arabic, my writing Latin. And you complain that your neighbor is
Mexican?


My car is Japanese. My Vodka is Russian. My pizza is Italian. My kebab is
Turkish. My democracy is Greek. My wine is French. My coffee is Brazilian.
My language is English. My movies are American. My music is African. My
beers are German. My shirt is Indian. My oil is Saudi Arabian. My
electronics are Taiwanese. My rifle is Czech. My shoes are Chinese. My
math is Arabic, my writing Latin. And you complain that your neighbor is
Mexican?

Best regards, Ruslan.