Q_status

Hi. We’ve been running RT here for about 3 months now. Great product!
We just upgraded to 1.0.2, and we have one thing we were wondering about.
Is it possible to change and/or add categories to the q_status list?
How difficult is it and how much needs to be hacked or modified? Also,
I’ve seen in the source that there should be an ‘unresolved’ status, but
in our interface, we don’t get that option. Is there some way to activate
that or is there a problem for databases that get upgraded from a pre
1.0.2 database?

Thanks for your help.

-Eric Fisher
SolutionSoft Systems, Inc.

There are a bunch of places you’d need to make the change and they’re not all
well defined. :confused: “unresolved” is just a metastatus which includes “open” and “stalled”
tickets.

JesseOn Sat, Mar 25, 2000 at 10:38:44PM -0800, Eric Fisher wrote:

Date: Sat, 25 Mar 2000 22:38:44 -0800 (PST)
From: Eric Fisher efisher@solution-soft.com
To: rt-users@fsck.com
Subject: [rt-users] q_status
List-Id: For users of RT: Request Tracker <rt-users.lists.fsck.com>

Hi. We’ve been running RT here for about 3 months now. Great product!
We just upgraded to 1.0.2, and we have one thing we were wondering about.
Is it possible to change and/or add categories to the q_status list?
How difficult is it and how much needs to be hacked or modified? Also,
I’ve seen in the source that there should be an ‘unresolved’ status, but
in our interface, we don’t get that option. Is there some way to activate
that or is there a problem for databases that get upgraded from a pre
1.0.2 database?

Thanks for your help.

-Eric Fisher
SolutionSoft Systems, Inc.


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