Thank you for uploading the newest version of RTFMFrom: “Stephen Quinney” stephen@jadevine.org.uk
To: “Caleb Peters” caleb@earnware.com
CC: rt-users@lists.bestpractical.com
Date: 12/3/2004 1:08:37 AM
Subject: Re: [rt-users] Request Traker 3.2 and RTFM 2.0.4
Well, I am using the tar file from Best Practical (2.0.4). Am I not
supposed to use that package? I just took that and altered the
Makefile to point to my RT installation. After much trial and error
I was able to get RTFM up and running. I am about to do a clean
installation using my notes from my last try. Is there any reason I
should not use the 2.0.4 package?
There’s nothing stopping you doing it the tarball way. I find the use
of Debian packages a lot cleaner and it makes future upgrades much
easier as I know the locations of all the old files. I forgot there
was a version 2.0.4 of rtfm, I have now uploaded the packages for that
into the same web space:
Stephen
Thank you for uploading the newest version of RTFM. I stumbled around a lot and I believe I got it all running using the tarball. While it wasn’t the easiest it was a good learning experience.
One final question, is there anyway to get RTFM to wrap the text of an article with out having to format the returns manually? As it stands right now whenever an article is created it will just span the text from left to right for eternity in the browser. I have the following in my RT_SiteConfig.pm file:
Set($MessageBoxWidth , 72);
Set($MessageBoxWrap, “HARD”);
This allows me to wrap the text for RT but it does not seem to work for RTFM. Any ideas or suggestions?