So I flipped over the database from RT3.8 to RT4.0.2 today, and RT is not attempting to send out emails on our system. Fetchmail is working, pulling in emails, and Sendmail has been checked from the command line to work fine. Now, I mind you this is a database transferred from another server and upgraded. We see the following issue when going to Queues -> General -> Scrips and click on any scrip:
‘Queue X not found’ where X is the id number in: [weburl]/Admin/Queues/Scrip.html?id=X&Queue=0
Now, no matter which queue we go to, it puts the queue number as 0, and the id number as the scrip number, yet it is failing, telling us the id number Queue is not found. I wish I could give a printscreen to explain this better, but basically I am sure something has gone awry with the scrips.
I’m able to reproduce your error, which might be a but.
Go to a queue via de config menu, click scrips so that you have the
page with all scrips that apply to that queue.
Click on a scrip that applies to all queue’s (the first list of
scrips), these are the global scrips.
You’ll get an error.
But, if you have a queue specific scrip (the second list at the bottom of
the page) then you’ll see the scrip since that scrip applies to that queue.
Also, if you go to Global → Scrips and click one of the global scrips
you’ll be shown the actual scrip.
The difference in the URL’s is basically the word Queue should be Global,
then it’s just fine.
Link to a global scrip from the queue scrips
view: /Admin/Queues/Scrip.html?id=9&Queue=0
Link to a global scrip from the global scrips
page: /Admin/Global/Scrip.html?id=9&Queue=0
Can you confirm that this is the error your noticing?
So I flipped over the database from RT3.8 to RT4.0.2 today, and RT is
not attempting to send out emails on our system. Fetchmail is working,
pulling in emails, and Sendmail has been checked from the command line to
work fine. Now, I mind you this is a database transferred from another
server and upgraded. We see the following issue when going to Queues →
General → Scrips and click on any scrip:****
‘Queue X not found’ where X is the id number in:
[weburl]/Admin/Queues/Scrip.html?id=X&Queue=0****
Now, no matter which queue we go to, it puts the queue number as 0, and
the id number as the scrip number, yet it is failing, telling us the id
number Queue is not found. I wish I could give a printscreen to explain
this better, but basically I am sure something has gone awry with the
scrips.****
If you’re using 4.0.2 or lower, you’ll need to do as Bart says and
go to Configuration → Global → Scrips.
-kevinOn Mon, Nov 14, 2011 at 12:22:27PM +0100, Bart wrote:
Hi,
I’m able to reproduce your error, which might be a but.
1. Go to a queue via de config menu, click scrips so that you have the page with all scrips
that apply to that queue.
2. Click on a scrip that applies to all queue's (the first list of scrips), these are the
global scrips.
3. You'll get an error.
But, if you have a queue specific scrip (the second list at the bottom of the page) then
you’ll see the scrip since that scrip applies to that queue.
Also, if you go to Global → Scrips and click one of the global scrips you’ll be shown the
actual scrip.
The difference in the URL’s is basically the word Queue should be Global, then it’s just fine.
Link to a global scrip from the queue scrips view:
/Admin/Queues/Scrip.html?id=9&Queue=0
Link to a global scrip from the global scrips page:
/Admin/Global/Scrip.html?id=9&Queue=0
Can you confirm that this is the error your noticing?
– Bart
2011/11/11 Izz Abdullah <[1]Izz.Abdullah@hibbett.com>
So I flipped over the database from RT3.8 to RT4.0.2 today, and RT is not attempting to send
out emails on our system. Fetchmail is working, pulling in emails, and Sendmail has been
checked from the command line to work fine. Now, I mind you this is a database transferred
from another server and upgraded. We see the following issue when going to Queues -> General
-> Scrips and click on any scrip:
*Queue X not found* where X is the id number in:
[weburl]/Admin/Queues/Scrip.html?id=X&Queue=0
Now, no matter which queue we go to, it puts the queue number as 0, and the id number as the
scrip number, yet it is failing, telling us the id number Queue is not found. I wish I could
give a printscreen to explain this better, but basically I am sure something has gone awry
with the scrips.
I’m able to reproduce your error, which might be a but.
Go to a queue via de config menu, click scrips so that you have the page with all scrips that apply to that queue.
Click on a scrip that applies to all queue’s (the first list of scrips), these are the global scrips.
You’ll get an error.
But, if you have a queue specific scrip (the second list at the bottom of the page) then you’ll see the scrip since that scrip applies to that queue.
Also, if you go to Global → Scrips and click one of the global scrips you’ll be shown the actual scrip.
The difference in the URL’s is basically the word Queue should be Global, then it’s just fine.
Link to a global scrip from the queue scrips view: /Admin/Queues/Scrip.html?id=9&Queue=0
Link to a global scrip from the global scrips page: /Admin/Global/Scrip.html?id=9&Queue=0
Can you confirm that this is the error your noticing?
– Bart
2011/11/11 Izz Abdullah <Izz.Abdullah@hibbett.commailto:Izz.Abdullah@hibbett.com>
So I flipped over the database from RT3.8 to RT4.0.2 today, and RT is not attempting to send out emails on our system. Fetchmail is working, pulling in emails, and Sendmail has been checked from the command line to work fine. Now, I mind you this is a database transferred from another server and upgraded. We see the following issue when going to Queues → General → Scrips and click on any scrip:
‘Queue X not found’ where X is the id number in: [weburl]/Admin/Queues/Scrip.html?id=X&Queue=0
Now, no matter which queue we go to, it puts the queue number as 0, and the id number as the scrip number, yet it is failing, telling us the id number Queue is not found. I wish I could give a printscreen to explain this better, but basically I am sure something has gone awry with the scrips.